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@Fumduck Here is another one for your list if you and the wife ever end up in Japan...
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From the post:
>One of the steepest bridges in the world is so daunting that drivers say it gives them nightmares.
Dubbed the 'rollercoaster bridge', the Eshima Ohashi in Japan links Matsue in Shimane Prefecture with Sakaiminato in Tottori Prefecture.
The £119million crossing is used by thousands of motorists each day and rises sharply to allow ships to pass underneath.
The bridge is the third largest of its kind in the world, and from certain angles appears almost vertical - fuelling viral footage that makes it look like vehicles are climbing an impossibly steep incline.
Stretching approximately 1.1 miles, it towers 147ft as it spans Nakaumi Lake.
Nope.
@Fumduck Here is another one for your list if you and the wife ever end up in Japan...
Archive: https://archive.today/1zxNd
From the post:
>>One of the steepest bridges in the world is so daunting that drivers say it gives them nightmares.
Dubbed the 'rollercoaster bridge', the Eshima Ohashi in Japan links Matsue in Shimane Prefecture with Sakaiminato in Tottori Prefecture.
The £119million crossing is used by thousands of motorists each day and rises sharply to allow ships to pass underneath.
The bridge is the third largest of its kind in the world, and from certain angles appears almost vertical - fuelling viral footage that makes it look like vehicles are climbing an impossibly steep incline.
Stretching approximately 1.1 miles, it towers 147ft as it spans Nakaumi Lake.