Recent trip to Tuscany: The 'Devil's Bridge'
This is the Ponte della Maddalena over the river Serchio, near Lucca, Italy (where the Rolling Stones played last week!). It's also called the Devil's Bridge. It was important for pilgrims coming from France going to Rome. I did just learn that the leftmost arch was added in the 1900s to accommodate a railroad bed but the rest of the bridge is original from the 1100s.
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You have caught the reflections perfectly.
And thanks for the back story!
The reflection in the water reminds me of a bridge in the old medieval town of Amberg, Germany, where I was stationed in the mid-1970's. It was referred to as "The Spectacles" because of the reflection.
Photo by Paige Taylor Evans
http://www.paigetaylorevans.com/2014/09/the-one-with-amberg-germany.html
It is a beautiful town.
Edit: Many thanks to CurtEastPoint for showing me how to link to the image! 
BTW, if you right click on a photo and select 'copy image location' or something similar, then you can paste it like I did right here...
Thank you, CurtEastPoint, for showing me how to link to a published image without having to host it somewhere. I edited my post to add the image.
Have you been to Amberg in your travels?
BTW, it appears that we share a first name.
