"Having to replace a rope bridge destroyed by a rock fall over the Traversinertobel, in Switzerland, engineer Jürg Conzett and his associate Rolf Bachofner could only find two points where there would be no risk of rock falls. But one was too high and the other too low. Their solution is a suspended straicase-bridge that spans a distance of 56 metres." Pretty cool: WMMNA.
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The destroyed bridge was very beautiful though: Traversinersteg Viamala
Huh - that's funny, I actually knew that bridge. I mean, I'd seen photographs of it. Interesting. I had no idea what the step bridge had replaced...
man ... that's beautiful!!
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