Two Down - the bridge is a bench - and a long bridge

I knocked out my second doctor of the month today so two down, two to go. The fifth of too many doctors had to reschedule so at least it's only four of my routine follow up docs in one month. Today was pain doc and I didn't really knock him out, I guess I should explain that was a figure of speech. The appointment went well and I did make a quick run to check on the bridge that was a mystery which I had posted during the bridge challenge. The bridge/bench is at the museum park art walk, and because of how I shot it before; I couldn't tell when looking through photos for the bridge challenge that is was a bench.
The shot I took last time I was there was from the bottom of the path and I shot it sideways so you couldn't see the bench. In Day 3 of the bridge challenge I posted the sideways shot as the second photo in that post. I pondered why they would bridge the gap and then close it off. Well today I solved the mystery. It's not a bridge but a platform for a bench.
The bridge in the rest of this post was shot by me while Bill drove us to the arboretum on Sunday. I wanted to feature this pedestrian bridge in the Bridging the Gap challenge but I needed someone else to drive in order to show how it goes across the beltline. The name of this bridge is the Reedy Creek Bridge. On completion it has allowed walkers and people on bikes to go from the capital greenways on one side of town across the highway to the House Creek Greenway and NC Museum of Art's Art Park. I guess this post is mostly an addition to the bridging the gap challenge photos I did week before last.