englishmart:
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that very bridge in Pakistan is where I normally spend my summer holidays. Nothing scary there. Sometimes I jump from the bridge to the lake.

Purplesummer. I like your name. But pls. No dey fear bridges, na human being construct them.

purplesummer:
These bridges are utterly bewildering. Why were they even built? Has anyone ever crossed them? And why are two of them in France?

The good news is, despite them being utterly traumatizing to look at, let alone cross, none of them is in Nigeria so the chance of you taking the scenic route home from your aunt and uncles’ and ending up on one of these monstrosities is pretty unlikely.

Go on, take a look at the world’s most terrifying bridges…

http://metro.co.uk/2014/05/02/10-terrifying-bridges-that-will-make-you-squirm-4716590/

1. Hussaini Hanging Bridge, Pakistan

Known as the world’s most dangerous bridge, this walkway crosses Borit Lake in Pakistan and looks absolutely hideous. Not only that, but an older, tattier one hangs next to it – as if a sign of what might happen whilst you cross the Hussaini. Splendid.

purplesummer:
These bridges are utterly bewildering. Why were they even built? Has anyone ever crossed them? And why are two of them in France?

The good news is, despite them being utterly traumatizing to look at, let alone cross, none of them is in Nigeria so the chance of you taking the scenic route home from your aunt and uncles’ and ending up on one of these monstrosities is pretty unlikely.

Go on, take a look at the world’s most terrifying bridges…

http://metro.co.uk/2014/05/02/10-terrifying-bridges-that-will-make-you-squirm-4716590/

1. Hussaini Hanging Bridge, Pakistan

Known as the world’s most dangerous bridge, this walkway crosses Borit Lake in Pakistan and looks absolutely hideous. Not only that, but an older, tattier one hangs next to it – as if a sign of what might happen whilst you cross the Hussaini. Splendid.