UNDER THE BRIGDE, yes, with Red Hot Chili Peppers... My nostalgic entry to the cool Shadow Photo Contest-Round 56- This week theme is Line Shadows

Hey, Steemian friends, lovers of lights and darkness:

I took this picture with my old Samsung cell phone while walking with my great friend Gabriel, who is now one of so many Venezuelans who had to emigrate from his country in search of the opportunities he doesn't find here. I send him a big huge!

That afternoon we decided to visit the beautiful little park called Los Chorros, The Streams, because it is a small strip of nature around the waterfalls that form the Tócome River. It is actually located within the limits of the great National Park Waraira Repano, located north of Caracas, the capital of Venezuela. The small park is covered, as you can see in the photo below, by one of the tall and long viaducts that form part of Boyacá Avenue, better known by the locals as the Cota Mil, the Thousandth Benchmark, since it is located at a thousand meters above sea level and which marks the northern limit of the city as it separates it from the national park. The avenue, which crosses the city from east to west, was inaugurated on August 18, 1973 and is almost 15 kilometers long.

Here is a black and white version of the photo with which I am participating.

And what better way to accompany this post of nostalgic evocation than listening to Under The Bridge by Red Hot Chili Peppers?... I chose this version subtitled in Spanish and English...

Oops, some little teardrops want to come out :'-(