It only took a few seconds to take a photo of the beautiful reflection on the river Tywi (or Towy) this misty morning.
The bridge is known as the Williams-Ellis bridge after the architect who designed it and it was opened in 1938 Source.
The bridge looked quite ancient from this relatively nearby modern foot and cycle bridge called King Morgan's Bridge. It conveniently links the railway station car park and the bus station. Crossing the busy road is rather hard though.
We were on our way to take 
Pont King Morgan, Carmarthen's cable-stayed footbridge across the Afon Tywi [or River Towy] opened in 2006. This bridge makes the railway station easily accessible on foot from the town centre.
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After the farewells 
I have taken the photo that had with googly eyes off this post, as it was criticised for its quality.
I tried to explain below that I couldn't take a good enough photo and so I tried to fix the contrast afterwards on my computer, but that seemed to attract even more criticism as I accidentally left the cursor on it...
Oh well...