They really should continue the tradition by building a fourth bridge over the current one when the time comes.

They really needed to pass that river.

Clearly a cousin of The Strid. Except the Strid is usually full to the brim and you can't see the literal death walls that lie beneath the surface.

Tom Scott made a video about it during his many adventures: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCSUmwP02T8

90m, that is deep.

Duh, the Devil helped it's in the name.

The bottom-most bridge was built around the 12th century. How the hell they managed to build stuff like this way back then staggers me.

I find it hard to relate with this sentence. That's just 3 bridges on the top of what seems like a natural rock formation, right? With 2 being arches and the top one being a modern-ish structure.

No matter how deep it is, it's narrow enough to just move a prebuild wooden foot bridge used for people to go around constructing the thing.

So, not only is this a Dark Souls bridge, it spans over an honest-to-god bottomless pit?

The river underneath is insanely deep.

That's when you just say frick it and caulk the wagon.

Link to the wiki page here

I once learned that Norwegians have a word for that. It's something like permasorium (provisorium being a temporary solution) and I try to introduce it into German because German does not have a word for it.

Try to remember this everytime I bastardize something. Will always see it 4 months later and be like "heh"

The way we build now is as cheap as will be safe. That's why we have engineers, it takes pretty extensive education to make someone able to make a bridge cheap enough

…marry it!

That bridge looks pretty stout.

The primordial code from the Quake engine in pretty much ever 3d game giggles at the passage of time

Just don't look down, it's awfully deep

Due to lack of participation, I’m pretty sure he’s in Georgia dealing with a musical competition at the moment.

I see what you did there.

What are some good real life examples of this? The closest I can think of is that MSI Afterburner is being maintained by one guy in Russia.