Alex Socorro
The longest bridge in our country is the San Juanico bridge that connects the island provinces of Samar and Leyte. It is very useful for the inhabitants of the 2 provinces since now they can use vehicles for transport and not much need for boats. Another bridge that recently came to fore is the 34-mile bridge that connects Hongkong to Macau, both are territories of China.
It’s a nice thought whenever I would hear about a new bridge being constructed. The bridge is a symbol of connection among people and it is a physical connection of lands. Just like the line in a song that says build bridges instead of wall, it sounds very positive. But will that feeling of building bridges continue to at least prevent wars? Maybe that question is out of context.
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Do you have a long bridge in your place?
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Yes
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only in the countryside
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no
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Lots of bridges in the US.
Nice take on the narrative, “bridges against walls.” I need not say much. The provincial atmosphere in that picture looks so idyllic for adventure with nature. Thank you.
It is a lazy town that suddenly got attention from local tourists.
We have a bridge called the String Bridge in Jerusalem. It is decorated at times. The train goes over it and there is also a place for people to walk over it and bikes and I can take my scooter over it too.
I didn’t know about that String Bridge. Thanks for sharing.