Found it, Dutchy:
10:40:07 Þ.Ù
Millau, France, Dec. 15 - French President Jacques Chirac inaugurated Tuesday the world's tallest bridge, the viaduct of Millau of 270 meters above ground.
The bridge, stretching 2,460 meters, is to open to traffic Thursday, and will then ease traffic from Rhone valley to the east, used mainly by lorry drivers and tourists bound for the Mediterranean and Spain.
Before some 800 workers and technicians, including the viaduct's British architect Norman Foster, Chirac unveiled a plaque on the largest of its seven pillars.
The group Eiffage, the French construction giant, financed all its cost of 390 million euro (520 million dollar) and got the right to collect tolls for 75 years in return.
The bridge received 2,000 invited guests in the day, and Eiffage predicted an average of 10,000 vehicles per day, with a peak of 25,000 during the summer.
Do you want the picture?
Hint: Letty the Bridge forms part of the motorway between Paris and Barcelona in Spain.
Hey, Dutchy. Look above you. I found it.
Well done Letty, an absolute wonder of engineering, have you had a good look at the awesome pictures of this imposing bridge?
Yes, honey. I found it almost immediately after you said that it was in Southern France. Unbelievable.
Letty I'm signing off for a while, have to go and do some shopping. Will meet you again tomorrow perfhaps. Enjoy the rest of your day.
Well, Francis will be back tomorrow and take his turn, Dutchy. You are such fun to search with. Goodnight, my friend, and Letty is signing off as well.
As you found the viaduc de Millau, please post the next pic, Miss Letty.
Well, Francis, I will, but we miss you here.
All right. Back in a few moments with a place.
Where, what, and who. <smile>
Good morning folks. First guess, US?
I have to smile, Dutchy. I twisted Walter's arm and now yours. I guess I need the exercise. Yes, USA.
Mansion of a well known individual?
(Keep on smiling Letty, good for you my friend)
Ah, thanks, Dutchy. Some days are better than others. Yes, a well know family as a matter of record.
Politician or business magnate?
All of them, Dutchy.
humming a song that my next door neighbor loved:
If I didn't have a cent, I'd be rich as ....................
Rockefeller Museum and Mansion.
You got it, Dutchy. Can you name the state?
Vermont it is, Dutchy. Your turn.
