I f you like bridges, you will certainly enjoy this great compilation by Bhim Upadhyaya showing some of the famous bridges of the World, built to benefit humanity in immense ways.
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Those are some really cool bridges. I think the Erasmusbrug bridge in the Netherlands was my favorite though, with the water bridge (water crossing water lol) being 2nd.