Building bridges......

[bohemian]

Would youwalk over this bridge?

http://www.theguardian.com/travel/gallery/2015/sep/29/china-glass-suspension-bridge-hunan-province-brave-mens-bridge

Edited October 1, 2015 by bohemian

[Qapla]

NO!

 

I wouldn't even walk down that access portion on the left of the third and fifth picture - you can also see it on the first picture

 

Hey, I'm taking a train to New York to go work at Warwick

[shali]

I can barely cross any bridge, no matter how high or low, whether by foot or vehicle BUT I have to do it usually when I travel to RC's once a year. It's excruciating for me but I do it because I love Jehovah more than I hate bridges. I know someday that fear will go àway and I can't wait!

[bagwell1987]

NOPE!

[Tortuga]

Sure, one white knuckle at a time. just hand me my brown pants...

[Miss Bea]

If I really wanted to get across that gorge, yep!

[Witness1970]

Without hesitation. I rode the freefall at Six Flags Over Georgia. The bridge would be less scary to me.

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[Tcvancoops]

Sure. I'm not too bothered by heights

[Toy Poodles]

I have viewed several videos of this bridge and I think after the viewing that I would probably be one of those people that would eventually crawl across the bridge. 

 

I would hope to be one who is enthralled at the sight and enjoy Jehovah's handiwork in all that is involved but I do know myself personally and don't like extreme heights even though I am fascinated but scared to death of them. 

[Sheep]

There's a glass floor in the bottom of the SkyPod of the CN Tower in Toronto. That stands at 342 metres (1,122 ft). It's exciting enough to get scared in!

 

[Toy Poodles]

There's a glass floor in the bottom of the SkyPod of the CN Tower in Toronto. That stands at 342 metres (1,122 ft). It's exciting enough to get scared in!

 

Toronto_-_ON_-_Toronto_Harbourfront7.jpg

 

Wow, Awesome but terrifying too. 

[bohemian]

Whatabout now that it is cracked?

http://edition.cnn.com/2015/10/07/travel/china-yuntaishan-glass-walkway-cracks/index.html

[Friends just call me Ross]

Depends on what report you choose to believe.

The government officials say:

 

 

"The cracks only affect one layer of the pane and will not pose threat to safety."

 

A person on the bridge when it cracked says:

 

 

"It was definitely not a small amount of cracks. The whole pane looked fractured."

Park management claimed:

 

 

"... the damage was caused by "external force" from a sharp object. There was no danger.

Firefighters carry spring-loaded car window punches.  Wonder if the damage was intentional?