Very old roman's bridge over the river Arda was rebuild in 16-th century and stays till today when I finally find the time to visit it beet's me but how this was a part of a major road I can't understand - the place is hard to reach and surrounded by steep slopes. But the bridge is one of a kind

Nicely done - thanks again for sharing.

Alex, again a very well edited video. Amazing bridge as well. Thanks for sharing

Great video, I love the bridge. Beautiful scenery there as well.

Very nicely captured Alex

Great video alex love all that old stuff

Very nice video ... and bridge

Thanks again for sharing Alex! The bridge designers need to take a look at this bridge and see how to make future bridges last longer

Well done Alex.

You have such great location to fly

Woe Posted at 2018-10-24 05:24
Well done Alex.

You have such great location to fly

Thank You, but bare in mind this is some 250 km away from my home in a mountain with narrow, curvy roads, so  If there's a will there's a way

rolling56 Posted at 2018-10-24 04:14
Thanks again for sharing Alex! The bridge designers need to take a look at this bridge and see how to make future bridges last longer

They sure do not use public procurement law - I remember a joke - Armstrong before boarding the rocket "and this one was built by the one proposing the lower price"

Astonishing scenery!!!!
Best shot at 2:27
Really cool video buddy. Thanks for sharing!

alex_markov Posted at 2018-10-24 06:14
They sure do not use public procurement law - I remember a joke - Armstrong before boarding the rocket "and this one was built by the one proposing the lower price"

lol ya but most people don't know that it took a black woman to do all the math for the moon launch to make it go as smooth as it did I follow Buzz Aldrin on Twitter and he is a hoot lol Are you old enough to remember the moon launch and walks and return to earth? I remember it well but only on black and white TV hehe

BrilhasMuito Posted at 2018-10-24 06:24
Astonishing scenery!!!!
Best shot at 2:27
Really cool video buddy. Thanks for sharing!

Thank You, glad You liked it, by the way, You are the second person quoting specific times - Thank's again

rolling56 Posted at 2018-10-24 06:38
lol ya but most people don't know that it took a black woman to do all the math for the moon launch to make it go as smooth as it did  I follow Buzz Aldrin on Twitter and he is a hoot lol Are you old enough to remember the moon launch and walks and return to earth? I remember it well but only on black and white TV hehe

I am kind of old enough but bare in mind I was living behind the wall - No good was coming from US at that time USSR Only

alex_markov Posted at 2018-10-24 06:47
I am kind of old enough but bare in mind I was living behind the wall - No good was coming from US at that time USSR Only

oh my that must have been a ...... i am at a loss of words Alex. Sorry to hear that man. Hope you got your mind together now that you are free of all that stuff?

alex_markov Posted at 2018-10-24 06:43
Thank You, glad You liked it, by the way, You are the second person quoting specific times - Thank's again

You are welcome!!!!

It was unbelievable when they landed and walked on the moon even in black and white TV  

rolling56 Posted at 2018-10-24 06:49
oh my that must have been a ...... i am at a loss of words Alex. Sorry to hear that man. Hope you got your mind together now that you are free of all that stuff?

Don't be I'm fine but free is a strong word You know - but at least I feel free

rolling56 Posted at 2018-10-24 06:51
It was unbelievable when they landed and walked on the moon even in black and white TV

Every one in former USSR domain was looking to the stars - космонафт (astronaut) was a Dream and I was Yang and was reading science fiction (like 3 books per day ) ... so I was excited by all space achievements

Nice peaceful scenery. Thanks!

alex_markov Posted at 2018-10-24 06:09
Thank You, but bare in mind this is some 250 km away from my home in a mountain with narrow, curvy roads, so  If there's a will there's a way

Because of your adventurous nature we get to travel with you. Thanks

Woe Posted at 2018-10-24 07:28
Because of your adventurous nature we get to travel with you. Thanks

Thank You,
There are legends behind the name I found 3 different :
1. There footmark of the devil in on of the stones?
2. During Turks occupation, local Turk wants a Bulgarian woman for a wife, but she escaped in the direction to the bridge, they pursued her on horses and she decided to jump and perish instead, but the devil shows himself to the Turks and saved the girl?
3. Nobody was able to build the bridge over high (at this time water), a local builder was appointed and he made the deal with the devil if he manage to build devils face in the bridge but hard to see Devil will help with construction, Dimitar (was the name) hid the face of a Satan so it's visible only between 11 and 12 o'clock from specific angle?

I do not know which one made the name but it stays till now ;)

Well done Alex, what a beautiful old bridge. I like the legends also but I wonder if the bridges built nowadays would still be standing in 500 years time? Somehow I doubt it.
At least it would not give you magnetic interference (compass error)

Boffin Posted at 2018-10-27 03:05
Well done Alex, what a beautiful old bridge. I like the legends also but I wonder if the bridges built nowadays would still be standing in 500 years time? Somehow I doubt it.
At least it would not give you magnetic interference (compass error)

Be extra careful in assumptions - I had some nasty problems around one very old Trackian city and several members of local DJI owners group report severe problems with their compasses around there up to the point of not be able to fly https://forum.dji.com/thread-152135-1-1.html

Thanks for sharing a very special place.  I'm not as old as the bridge but close (g)

This is great. Nice job, very good coverage of this