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Previously on "A lego ideas project for Halo Jones and the other proper engineers around here"
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Given the stories about poor infrastructure in the US, maybe that's what they are building their bridges with.
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Not a bridge, but this would be brilliant.
Anderton Boat Lift | Cheshire Attraction | Canal & River Trust (canalrivertrust.org.uk)
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The only proper bridge is a solid stone one which is twenty times as strong as it needs to be!
although I must admit, one would need a shedload of stone to build a bridge across somewhere like this
edit: For the curious https://www.dezeen.com/2016/08/25/zh...walkway-china/Last edited by OwlHoot; 5 March 2022, 11:27.
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Nice, there are a few “engineers” on my current project that could do with some back to basics learning, I might have to suggest this
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A lego ideas project for Halo Jones and the other proper engineers around here
A set of bridges to describe and demonstrate how they work
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