Bridges to Cross... ~ Gaga1938 ' s blog

Thứ Năm, tháng 9 08, 2016

Bridges to Cross...

the mountainous Ai-Petri region on the Southeastern
coast of Crimea
Stomach-jolting: You have to have nerves of steel to risk death or serious injury when you take on one of the world's most dangerous trails - Mount Hua in China. It features stomach-churning drops, vertical
You take on one of the world's most dangerous trails —
Mount Hua in China.
One way of getting across the Hunza River in the Karakoram Mountains of Pakistan is by the rickety Hussaini bridge, which consists of various pieces of wood strapped horizontally
One way of getting across the Hunza River in the Karakoram
Mountains of Pakistan
A long way to go: Trift Bridge in Switzerland is the longest pedestrian-only suspension bridge in the Alps at 557 feet in length
A long way to go: at 557 feet in length the Trift Bridge in
Switzerland
The Titlis Cliff Walk in Switzerland hangs 9842 ft above sea level and offers mountainous views - and sweaty palms - for those willing to travel across it
While the Titlis Cliff Walk in Switzerland hangs 9842 feet
above sea level
The walkway when it first opened at the end of the month
a mug on a glass walkway on the Yuntai Mountain
in Henan Province
Completed in 2004, the Langkawi Sky Bridge is built on top of the Machinchang mountain in Malaysia and hangs at about 328 ft above the ground. The walkway can accommodate up to 250 people at the same
the Langkawi Sky Bridge is built on top of the Machinchang
mountain in Malaysia ,And hangs at about 328 feet above
the ground.

There are three vine bridges in Shikoku — the smallest
of Japan's four main islands

Suspended above the massive and foreboding ravines
in Daedunsan Provincial Park in South Korea
While it may look like one of the more secure bridges in the collection, the Millau Viaduct in France is so high it is often above the clouds. In fact at its highest point, the bridge is taller than
The Millau Viaduct in France is so high it is often above
the clouds.
Hold on tight: Visitors can journey through the jagged needle-like pinnacles of Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park via wooden bridges with little support each side
the jagged needle-like pinnacles of theTsingy de Bemaraha
National Park via wooden bridges with little support on each side.
You won't want to stumble while walking across the Devil's Bridge in Red Rock-Secret Mountain Wilderness Area outside Sedona, Arizona, which has sheer drops either side of its arched
the Devil's Bridge in Red R ock-Secret MountainWilderness
Area outside Sedona, Arizona.
If you want to experience the rocky St. Gervasio gorges in Piedmont, Italy, one way is to go through it - via the tiny Tibetan bridge
the rocky St. Gervasio gorges in Piedmont, Italy,
Don't look down: The Royal Gorge Suspension bridge in Colorado is America s highest suspension bridge at 1,053 feet above ground
At 1,053 feet above ground, the Royal Gorge
Suspension bridge in Colorado
Spanning nearly a miles across the Taungthaman Lake in Myanmar, the U-Bein Bridge is a rickety platform made of teakwood. The bridge is held together on both sides with 1,086 pillars that come up out of
Spanning nearly a mile across the Taungthaman Lake in
Myanmar, the U-Bein BridgeIs a rickety platform made
of teakwood.
If you are heavy footed, you may wish to find an alternative way across the rivers in Vietnam. Monkey bridges include one giant log for your feet, and another smaller one for your hands
an alternative way across the rivers in Vietnam.
Originally the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge in Northern Ireland only had one handrail. Thankfully today there are more robust safety features in place, but it is still a scary experience for
the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge in Northern Ireland
The Qeswachaka Bridge in Peru is an Inca rope bridge placed over canyons, gorges and rivers and is a handwoven bridge made out of a local grass called Qoya. Every year local villagers make the bridge,
The Qeswachaka Bridge in Peru is an Inca rope bridge
placed over canyons, gorges and rivers
This viewing platform at the Aiguille Du Midi mountain in Chamonix-Mont-Blanc more than earns its place on the list with its terrifying 9,200ft drop
This viewing platform at the Aiguille Du Midi
mountain in Chamonix-Mont-BlancMore than
earns its place on the list with its terrifying 9,200
foot drop.