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Absolutely amazing! I love bridge constrution. Thanks so much for these pics!
Wow. The world's most pointless bridge. Somebody obviously never heard a ramp.
One word, freaking awesome! Alright, so that was two words. :P
i've gone over this bridge twice on my motorbike, on holiday this year. it's an amazing sight from afar and the views down either side are pretty scary. it was one of the highlights of our euro tour. :-D
I have been to Paris twice,1st time 2-1991 during the Gulf War and the 2nd 9 weeks after 9-11(to bad Sadam or Ben Laden could not be at Euro Disney on ThanksGiving Day). The people in Paris were great and I cant wait to see/travel on the Bridge (where's the confounded bridge?: Led Zepplin.
What a beautiful design and most functional + the fact of Britain & France making transportation solutions.
Oh my.I never thought that bridges can be built above clouds.Great engineering & nice info too.
What amazing photos ! I think it is quite scary to drive in that bridge, but for sure a wonderful construction work.
really nice to see all these wonders///// hope some boby beat this record//// i think one more earth will arise
What amazing bridge ! Is it dangerous to drive there?
I've passed that bridge a few times, and it is an amazing sight. The sad part of the story concerns the town of Millau though. Before the bridge was built, you had to leave the highway and cross Millau. it was a very popular rest-stop for families, with great restaurants and nice afternoon activities. I went through the town last November, and it is now almost a ghost town. The business activity ahas dropped drasticaly, and the inhabitants have moved away. it was such a nice town, too...
Amazing! Proud to be an civil engineer................
This blog post is really great; the standard stuff of the post is genuinely amazing.
The Millau Bridge is an engineering marvel! Its towering concrete and steel pillars remind me of the incredible heights construction can achieve. As someone who's always looking for house construction inspiration in the Philippines, I can't help but admire the precision and creativity involved in building such a structure. The bridge's ability to blend strength with elegance is truly inspiring.
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