Congratulations to those who built these bridges, but I will never use one. A normal bridge is enough for me thank you. My stomach does not need further agitation going over super bridges.
When he said "if a person fell off the side, it would take almost 15 seconds to hit the bottom. Thats long enough to realize whats happening, scream with terror, whisper a prayer, and still have time to spare!" that gave me the freaking chills!
Wait ohh yeah just 15 seconds it is. Seeing the vid first time, i heard it as 50 seconds. 15 secs don't seem that cool now, 50 might have been cooler :/ L !
Guizhou and Yunnan are all mountainous areas. They used to be the poorest areas in China. Now these two provinces are the areas with the highest density of highways and the most bridges in China. Because of the improvement of transportation, these areas have become the areas with the fastest economic growth in China. I have driven almost all those bridges in Guizhou. You don't feel any fear when driving on the bridge because it's just a highway.
China is the champion when it comes to infrastructure. I am in awe of the amazing progress in China . My hat to all who have been on this journey so China can cater for the needs of all.Thank you for this amazing video. Jose from Australia.
One of the reasons rarely cited as to why Top Luxury videos are addictive is the voice of the narrator. I'm not a native English speaker but I understand everything he says without any difficulty. His voice is clear and manly.
B1M is great nut what I love about this channel is they'll actually give you the Imperial/standard measurements alongside the metric. B1M does a lot of videos about American infrastructure projects but only gives all the measurements in metric, even with a lot of Americans watching.
Wow this just shows how much history repeats itself. The destruction of the sunshine Skyway bridge is so similar to the destruction of the Baltimore Bridge collapsing.
I know what part of China I'll never go to . Man I felt nauseous just watching this . I have major respect for the rest of you who can stomach these bridges. My heroes 🎉
Who’s here after the francis scott key bridge collapse? So similar to the original skyway bridge. All bridge pillars should be protected by dolphins (barriers) 360 degrees around in my opinion.
What surprised me as groups are say the Francis Scott key Bridge is racist as he wrote the national anthem and pushing for the bridge be named after Biden or fly
Living in the Tampa area, I've gone over the Sunshine Skyway bridge many times. I also had gone over the old one as a kid about a month before it was destroyed by that ship collision. Not scary to drive over, but a sad history.
Yes, as a French dude, I've crossed the Millau Bridge several times, and even if I am very subject to vertigo, it is actually fine to cross it with a car :)
Driven over the Millau bridge a number of times, its a fantastic view & I never felt vertiginous even though its roadway is about 900ft or so above the ground.
@Rose Madrid There is no god, no evidence of god, no-one has ever seen him/her/it & never will. The bible is a complete work of fiction & you might as well read James Bond, just as authentic.
One of the bridges over Lake Pontchartrain in New Orleans isn't high but it's 26 miles long across the lake. You can't see land on either end for a good bit of the ride. It's not scary , just an amazing feat of engineering.🎉
Yes, the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway. I have crossed it many times. The choppy waters is a bit alarming. Sailboats looks like miniatures from the Causeway. All in all not a bad ride.
As someone who has passed by the Sunshine Skyway bridge multiple times on trips to Tampa/St. Petersburg, i can confirm its kind of scary but not that much.
Hats off to all the brave souls who were able to stomach the entire construction of these bridges, and all the brave souls who regularly have to use them like it's nothing 😮💨
I’ve been driving over the Skyway Bridge since I was 16 years old. It’s very scary especially on a cloudy & windy day when your car feels like it’s being pushed sideways. It is a beautiful view though and since they added the gorgeous lights it’s cool experience.
I’ve been on that bridge in Florida. We were vacationing there and just followed what the GPS said so we had no idea just how long that bridge was. I felt like we were on it forever and it terrified me because I hate bridges. The view was beautiful though.
I grew up crossing the golden gate bridge and the sanfransisco/oakland bay bridge. Both these bridges are hundreds of feet from the water surface and take like five to fifteen minutes from end to end. With earthquakes being so common here it really is scary. There's very little chance of surviving a three hundred foot fall.
I went over the old Skyway bridge many times when I was younger. I also crossed it during the week with my job. My wife thought I had driven over that bridge the morning of the accident. Luckily, I had a change of my schedule. Whew!
Chinese people are absolutely WONDERFUL! Hardworking and extremely determined! I love them with all my heart, I hope one day to have the honor to visit the blessed China!
I don't know if it's on the list but driving over the Huey P. Long bridge over the Mississippi River in New Orleans is pretty spooky , especially on a motorcycle.
My parents were on the northbound span of the Skyway when the southbound side was hit. My mom was pregnant with me. She said it was the most terrifying thing she ever experienced.
09:48 - I drove over the Millau Viaduct (No. 2) both in the North direction to Paris and to the South as well. 10:38 - No vertigo and not stomach churning, it was like driving on a normal highway, nothing to it ! - The I drove down into the Tarn Valley to see the Millau Viaduct from bellow. That is very spectacular view and wort the drive down !
the Astoria-Megler bridge is absolutely terrifying on a really stormy day. honestly, it's terrifying on a clear day. it's super tall, and is only two lands that wind like a rollercoaster tall enough for the giant freighters to go underneath into the Columbia River
the Millau bridge is my favorite ! a master pierce of engineering ! it is necessary to take into account the height of the pillars, because the height in relation to the ground has no importance, whether it is 20 meters or 300 the difficulty of construction is the same. especially since the Millau bridge is 2.5 kilometers long! ...and it is just stunning, elegant, just fabulous!
In 1998, when we visited the Royal Gorge, no one could "drive" across the Bridge. We walked across, enjoying the view and rode the sky bus back across. Very enjoyable.
I don't do bridges very well myself. When I was a kid my father liked to go across bridges with the car. At the Apex, he would always stop the car, and tell us to get out of the car to look over the side of the bridge. (read: Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel, the Sunshine Skyway in Tampa, and a few others.) If he were alive today, I think he'd have a heyday with this list. I don't think I would do very well, looking over the sides of any on this list for sure.
When the I-10 bridge was built in Baton Rouge it was allowed for people to stop their car and get out to look around. Never realized how much a bridge can move when a semi truck would cross
My anxiety has entered the chat😩😓 Edited: *I would like to thank the hardworking men for the sacrifices they have made creating such creative breathtaking masterpieces.* 🌸✝️
I've driven number 9 before. There's a bridge that crosses the Pontchartrain that is kind of shady too lol. What makes me look twice is that those kinds of bridges get very low and close to the water.... Which makes me wonder what happens during hurricanes
I used to cross the Sunshine Skyway on a daily basis. It's a beautiful drive. I walked out to the end of the old bridge where it collapsed before they tore it down and it was VERY scary.
So let me get this straight: structural engineers tell you that a bridge is unsafe, but government officials say that is not true. Structural engineers went to school for this. They got degrees in this. They have many years experience in this. They've built bridges and other structures. But some how politicians decided after the bridge is built that they know better than the experts who built it? Now that's terrifying!
I remember as a child when the sunshine skyway bridge collapsed and as a young adult living near the new sunshine skyway bridge , I had to cross it twice a day to attend the Bradenton police academy. Nowadays I own a really nice boat and fish near the bumpers of the new bridge where there is remarkable fishing for snapper and grouper amongst other great fish. I currently reside about 15 minutes from the bridge today.
Great thanks and Respect to the Guys who built these Alsome Bridgeslll I admire their guts and Brains it took to build these!!! I have driven two of them!!! One--The Skyway Bridge real thrill!!! Two--The Royal Gorge Bridge where my Passengers decided to walk back instead of Riding lol!! I enjoyed it!!
I have driven over & under the Milau bridge in France not long after it opened - awesome ! - there is also a visitors centre worth visiting. I believe the bridge was designed by an English company & constructed by the same company that built the Eifle Tower.
I am already terrified watching you and listening to you . I am sorry i have goosebumps. However you are making a good video to educate us . And i like your voice and delivery
Not any modern bridge is terrifying! The most terrifying bridges are steel bridges that are not maintained and completely rusty, waiting to collapse. Btw when it comes to big frightning suspension bridges, you may include the Akashi Kaikyo bridge in Japan, which has one of the tallest towers (283 meter) and longest total span in the world (2 km main span, 3,9 km total).
Well, I drove on the one in Florida and I’ve been on the Chesapeake Bay bridge tunnel. They were pretty upsetting. But I don’t think I will ever go to China to drive over a bridge, but they are all terrifying.
If you also include rail bridges, then there is Chenab bridge across Chenab river. It's an arch bridge at a height of 359 m above river. It's 1315m long.
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Big respect to the workers who built these
Congratulations to those who built these bridges, but I will never use one. A normal bridge is enough for me thank you. My stomach does not need further agitation going over super bridges.
@Rose Madrid Take your meds.
We can say it, it's OKAY, Respect to the *MEN* who built these.
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Nice to say that..🤘🏾
When he said "if a person fell off the side, it would take almost 15 seconds to hit the bottom. Thats long enough to realize whats happening, scream with terror, whisper a prayer, and still have time to spare!" that gave me the freaking chills!
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Wait ohh yeah just 15 seconds it is. Seeing the vid first time, i heard it as 50 seconds. 15 secs don't seem that cool now, 50 might have been cooler :/ L !
Probably get a root in as well
Que miedo xfiii 😮😮😮😮
I understand why the Chinese are so proud. Amazing engineering achievements!
Remember it's made in China. Doesn't stand long 😂
11:42 _"That's long enough to realize what is happening, seize up with terror, whisper a prayer, and still have time to spare"_
*HILARIOUS!* 😂
I found it hilarious too....😅😅
Nah I found it terrifying
Wow this is history repeating itself…the Key Bridge.
Guizhou and Yunnan are all mountainous areas. They used to be the poorest areas in China. Now these two provinces are the areas with the highest density of highways and the most bridges in China. Because of the improvement of transportation, these areas have become the areas with the fastest economic growth in China. I have driven almost all those bridges in Guizhou. You don't feel any fear when driving on the bridge because it's just a highway.
That's great for the people living there, very smart of them to build the bridges.
Not when you have really bad acrophobia like I do.
@@teijaflink2226 One of the Chinese old sayings: If you want to get rich, build roads first
China is the champion when it comes to infrastructure. I am in awe of the amazing progress in China . My hat to all who have been on this journey so China can cater for the needs of all.Thank you for this amazing video. Jose from Australia.
Yeah doing it on the backs of the world by stealing intellectual property of other countries because they couldn't do it on their own.
One of the reasons rarely cited as to why Top Luxury videos are addictive is the voice of the narrator. I'm not a native English speaker but I understand everything he says without any difficulty. His voice is clear and manly.
Manly?
@@edwardkay3193 that award goes to Fred from the B1M, lmao
that award goes to fred from the b1m, lmao
B1M is great nut what I love about this channel is they'll actually give you the Imperial/standard measurements alongside the metric. B1M does a lot of videos about American infrastructure projects but only gives all the measurements in metric, even with a lot of Americans watching.
Wow this just shows how much history repeats itself. The destruction of the sunshine Skyway bridge is so similar to the destruction of the Baltimore Bridge collapsing.
I was about to mention that
I've been on the Skyway Bridge twice but the last time I had to drive. ABSOLUTELY TERRIFYING ON A WINDY DAY! It was THE LAST TIME....
@@bobettemorgan453 youre hilarious lol I've driven down it probably 20 times, i never thought it was slightly scary at all
Very true.
And what I have seen, it lacked bunkers to protect the bridge.
Something to hit before hitting the pillar for the bridge.
Wasn't the Baltimore bridge hit by a boat??? It didn't just collapse
As a civil engineering student, China always amazes me when it comes to their insfrastructure, literally a country of innovation
China is not attractive to go see.
I know what part of China I'll never go to . Man I felt nauseous just watching this . I have major respect for the rest of you who can stomach these bridges. My heroes 🎉
Being a student of civil engineering your videos give me an inspiration 🤩
This makes me want to visit each bridge now just to witness the sheer awesomeness in person
Who’s here after the francis scott key bridge collapse? So similar to the original skyway bridge. All bridge pillars should be protected by dolphins (barriers) 360 degrees around in my opinion.
Similarity
Absolutely, and there should be a requirement to have emergency diesels warmed up and running till the ship reaches open water.
What surprised me as groups are say the Francis Scott key Bridge is racist as he wrote the national anthem and pushing for the bridge be named after Biden or fly
Me🥴
Living in the Tampa area, I've gone over the Sunshine Skyway bridge many times. I also had gone over the old one as a kid about a month before it was destroyed by that ship collision. Not scary to drive over, but a sad history.
Not to mention that the span that collapsed was the second span added in the early 1970's.
I went over it as a kid in 1967 and then the new one in the 1990s. I’ll probably cross it again someday in the next few years.
What?! It’s scary!!
Agree. Like driving over it. My daughter in law, not so much
We like to fish on the old skyway
This video is a fountain of knowledge.
Yes, as a French dude, I've crossed the Millau Bridge several times, and even if I am very subject to vertigo, it is actually fine to cross it with a car :)
c'est plus sympa de passer en dessous....
I’ve been across several time.
It’s an amazing bridge
The most beautiful bridge in the world.
Driven over the Millau bridge a number of times, its a fantastic view & I never felt vertiginous even though its roadway is about 900ft or so above the ground.
@Rose Madrid There is no god, no evidence of god, no-one has ever seen him/her/it & never will. The bible is a complete work of fiction & you might as well read James Bond, just as authentic.
My wife has ephyrophobia which is a fear of bridges. I think she'd have a mental breakdown on any of these bridges.
I’m with your wife.
I am also
I appreciate your expanding our vocabulary like that thank you
"Which of them would you not wanna cross
Me: "none of them. Thank you"
Agreed
One of the bridges over Lake Pontchartrain in New Orleans isn't high but it's 26 miles long across the lake. You can't see land on either end for a good bit of the ride. It's not scary , just an amazing feat of engineering.🎉
Yes, the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway. I have crossed it many times. The choppy waters is a bit alarming. Sailboats looks like miniatures from the Causeway. All in all not a bad ride.
hell to the no for all of those bridges..
AMEN TO THAT! NO CAN DO.
Ooh, tummy's a little queasy watching 👀 this
As someone who has passed by the Sunshine Skyway bridge multiple times on trips to Tampa/St. Petersburg, i can confirm its kind of scary but not that much.
So, glad I watched this video and saw your comment. I'm headed to that area in 2 weeks. Ain't no way!!!! 🤣🤣🤣
@@QuinshunCarswell hope you enjoy the view of both the gulf & the bay!
Thank you so much
Hats off to all the brave souls who were able to stomach the entire construction of these bridges, and all the brave souls who regularly have to use them like it's nothing 😮💨
I’ve been driving over the Skyway Bridge since I was 16 years old. It’s very scary especially on a cloudy & windy day when your car feels like it’s being pushed sideways. It is a beautiful view though and since they added the gorgeous lights it’s cool experience.
I’ve been on that bridge in Florida. We were vacationing there and just followed what the GPS said so we had no idea just how long that bridge was. I felt like we were on it forever and it terrified me because I hate bridges. The view was beautiful though.
It literally takes forever... Very long
I grew up crossing the golden gate bridge and the sanfransisco/oakland bay bridge. Both these bridges are hundreds of feet from the water surface and take like five to fifteen minutes from end to end. With earthquakes being so common here it really is scary. There's very little chance of surviving a three hundred foot fall.
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500K Subs?? Thats so Impossible???
I am currently not able to. I don’t have hands. But I’ll emoji a raised hand with voice command 🙋🏻
@@miami4evertheu BRUH!!!!!!!!!!
I lived in Florida and have been on that bridge. Breathtaking and beautiful 😊
I went over the old Skyway bridge many times when I was younger. I also crossed it during the week with my job. My wife thought I had driven over that bridge the morning of the accident. Luckily, I had a change of my schedule. Whew!
They are majestic, why terrifying ?
I wouldn't drive across NONE of those Bridges.
I'm with you on that 😂
Me neither!
Chinese people are absolutely WONDERFUL! Hardworking and extremely determined! I love them with all my heart, I hope one day to have the honor to visit the blessed China!
I went on the sunshine skyway two weeks ago. It was quite scary but we got over it safely. It’s a pretty bridge.
Turn away from sin, and turn to the Lord💛
what dose your comment got to do with bridges or this video at all go take ur bible church crap somewhere else
🙌🏻 Amen brother! Keep it going man!
I don't know if it's on the list but driving over the Huey P. Long bridge over the Mississippi River in New Orleans is pretty spooky , especially on a motorcycle.
Louisiana is scary anyway.
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Out of those any of those Chinese bridges would be absolutely terrifying
out of those any those chinese bridgs would be absoluely terrfying
I get chills watching these!!
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Have you already driven over one of these bridges? 😨 If so, which one?
fun fact: I've never been on a bridge in my life
I have done the one in France from the car’s perspective it’s not that bad you can’t really see how high you are
@@JustYoAverageGuy769 same
Viaduc de Millau
I have done the one in france from the car,s perpective it,s that bad you can ,t really see how high you are
When you asked would you drive across any of the bridges I said nope so fast 😂
My parents were on the northbound span of the Skyway when the southbound side was hit. My mom was pregnant with me. She said it was the most terrifying thing she ever experienced.
Skyway made the list. Love driving over it. Feels like flying. As long as something doesn't hit it again
09:48 - I drove over the Millau Viaduct (No. 2) both in the North direction to Paris and to the South as well.
10:38 - No vertigo and not stomach churning, it was like driving on a normal highway, nothing to it !
- The I drove down into the Tarn Valley to see the Millau Viaduct from bellow. That is very spectacular view and wort the drive down !
Top Luxury is a ideal watch when you want a few minutes break from gaming.
There's actually footage of the wingsuiter hitting the railing of the bride and it is absolutely brutal.
I’m not crossing none of them.
Nah fr talking about which one would you least wanna go over how about all of them
China is making a lot of huge bridges. The way they making is truly amazing
china is making a lot of bridges. the way they making is truly amazing
the Astoria-Megler bridge is absolutely terrifying on a really stormy day. honestly, it's terrifying on a clear day. it's super tall, and is only two lands that wind like a rollercoaster tall enough for the giant freighters to go underneath into the Columbia River
I like this video because you actually put the USCM equivalent of all the metric measurements on screen.
NONE of them !!! 😱😰😱 It's breathtaking just looking at this video, after watching the whole thing, ...now I can breathe again !!
"The Most Terrifying Bridges in Guizhou Province"
How do they build bridges that high up? Literally, I have no idea how they do it? How do they build the middle of the bridge? In mid air?
I was the first young bicyclist to cross the 3 mile Tappan Zee Bridge across the Hudson River back in the day.
I often drive a lorry from UK to Barcelona....The Millau viaduct is the highlight of the trip....amazing bridge.
the Millau bridge is my favorite ! a master pierce of engineering !
it is necessary to take into account the height of the pillars, because the height in relation to the ground has no importance, whether it is 20 meters or 300 the difficulty of construction is the same. especially since the Millau bridge is 2.5 kilometers long! ...and it is just stunning, elegant, just fabulous!
The editing and content keeps geting better and better ❤🎉
His videos are perfect to watch while eating
In 1998, when we visited the Royal Gorge, no one could "drive" across the Bridge. We walked across, enjoying the view and rode the sky bus back across. Very enjoyable.
i went on the hk zhuhai macau bridge, it is so long, took 45 minutes to cross.
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I don't do bridges very well myself. When I was a kid my father liked to go across bridges with the car. At the Apex, he would always stop the car, and tell us to get out of the car to look over the side of the bridge. (read: Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel, the Sunshine Skyway in Tampa, and a few others.) If he were alive today, I think he'd have a heyday with this list. I don't think I would do very well, looking over the sides of any on this list for sure.
When the I-10 bridge was built in Baton Rouge it was allowed for people to stop their car and get out to look around. Never realized how much a bridge can move when a semi truck would cross
My heart races looking at these ngl
My anxiety has entered the chat😩😓
Edited: *I would like to thank the hardworking men for the sacrifices they have made creating such creative breathtaking masterpieces.* 🌸✝️
Chinese are amazing.....in many things they do...Hats off !!!!
The Chesapeake Bay bridge on a windy day scares the crap out of me.
Even on a clear day that bridge scares me! I always have to try to shut out the terror as I drive across it.
@@carolynblaine5319 there is a service that will drive you over in your own car for people who can’t stomach it! 🤣😂
Chinese is really hard work people whose build such breadth taking amazing bridges really salute for hard work
I've driven number 9 before. There's a bridge that crosses the Pontchartrain that is kind of shady too lol. What makes me look twice is that those kinds of bridges get very low and close to the water.... Which makes me wonder what happens during hurricanes
Lake Pontchartrain Causeway. Crossed it many times.
These are interesting and terrifying bridges to cross over
I hate driving over the Sunshine Skyway. I remember seeing it in pieces when I was little. Ever since it freaks me out to drive through there.
I used to cross the Sunshine Skyway on a daily basis. It's a beautiful drive. I walked out to the end of the old bridge where it collapsed before they tore it down and it was VERY scary.
All of them respect to the hard workers who built these bridges..
I am so afraid of heights that I can’t stand on some balconies. There is no way I would get on any of these!
The more terrifying for some, the more exhilarating for others. Different strokes for different folks.
wonderful Bridges in the World
So let me get this straight: structural engineers tell you that a bridge is unsafe, but government officials say that is not true. Structural engineers went to school for this. They got degrees in this. They have many years experience in this. They've built bridges and other structures. But some how politicians decided after the bridge is built that they know better than the experts who built it? Now that's terrifying!
I remember as a child when the sunshine skyway bridge collapsed and as a young adult living near the new sunshine skyway bridge , I had to cross it twice a day to attend the Bradenton police academy.
Nowadays I own a really nice boat and fish near the bumpers of the new bridge where there is remarkable fishing for snapper and grouper amongst other great fish. I currently reside about 15 minutes from the bridge today.
The bay bridge scares tf outta me
Those bridges connecting mountain peaks! I will NEVER pass those bridges!
very good china best
Great thanks and Respect to the Guys who built these Alsome Bridgeslll I admire their guts and Brains it took to build these!!! I have driven two of them!!! One--The Skyway Bridge real thrill!!! Two--The Royal Gorge Bridge where my Passengers decided to walk back instead of Riding lol!! I enjoyed it!!
My hat is off to the designers, and the builders. However even if I could crawl across on my hands and knees. No thank you.
I have driven over & under the Milau bridge in France not long after it opened - awesome ! - there is also a visitors centre worth visiting. I believe the bridge was designed by an English company & constructed by the same company that built the Eifle Tower.
I'll stick to the bridges I know here in the Oregon & Washington region of the US thank you. 😊
I visit Oregon and Washington every year. No problems as long I get across the Bridges lighthing FAST!
I am already terrified watching you and listening to you . I am sorry i have goosebumps. However you are making a good video to educate us . And i like your voice and delivery
I live in Largo Florida and the Sunshine Skyway Bridge is both exhilarating and terrifying!
Arch bridges are very safe and sturdy
Not any modern bridge is terrifying! The most terrifying bridges are steel bridges that are not maintained and completely rusty, waiting to collapse.
Btw when it comes to big frightning suspension bridges, you may include the Akashi Kaikyo bridge in Japan, which has one of the tallest towers (283 meter) and longest total span in the world (2 km main span, 3,9 km total).
bro i would never ever go on those bridges 💀 💀
Thanks
china has so many great bridges, thats what a good government can do
Prove that communism is better than democracy, democracy only speaks but does not work
I’ll travel the 2nd one. It’s beautiful.
Well, I drove on the one in Florida and I’ve been on the Chesapeake Bay bridge tunnel. They were pretty upsetting. But I don’t think I will ever go to China to drive over a bridge, but they are all terrifying.
Anyone realizes that china built so many bridges
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Is this even a sentence?
If you also include rail bridges, then there is Chenab bridge across Chenab river. It's an arch bridge at a height of 359 m above river. It's 1315m long.
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Nope. You would NEVER get me to cross any of these bridges. I suffer from vertigo and just watching this video almost did me in. Very hard to watch!
These bridges are absolutely terrifying! I don't think I could ever muster the courage to cross them.
11:47 got me rolling on the floor
So scaring yet with great brains of civil engineering.
I went on the royal gorge bridge a couple years ago and it was amazing. The whole park is great.
That american bridge can never come close to what china can build
France entered the chat...
These bridges are beautiful and scary at the same time. They need a bridge review
Fabulous, excellent comments. Minds of people Anytime, anywhere, it's fascinant. Congrats for posting them. Good time for you.