Sentences with phrase «built suspension bridges»

Accordingly, the researchers built suspension bridges between some, but not all, of the trees.

Hanging Bridge The recently built suspension bridge between Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan allows visitors to easily access each island.

If that is a little intense for you, take a day and visit Elk Falls Provincial Park with its old growth forest, waterfalls and the newly built suspension bridge.

Head west on Highway 28 from town to discover the Elk Falls Canyon from the newly built suspension bridge.

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Just as the Roebling family faced widespread doubt when they started building the longest suspension bridge in the world in 1870, skeptics now question whether the Obama Administration will be able to restore the economy, Biden said.

While the man - made world is built using either tension (for example, suspension bridges) or compression (brick walls), the biological architecture of our cells uses a combination of both called tensegrity.

His name was Homan Walsh, and without him the Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge may not have been built in 1847.

Here the locals have built a wonderful three story wooden play bridge; a giant wooden fantasy - type play structure, with mirror mazes, a suspension bridge, and lava tubes.

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The old trail and foghorn were built during World War 2 by DND staff to give access to the beach, etc. but as the old structures, boardwalk and suspension bridges deteriorated, they became dangerous and were removed by the Federal Government.

After a series of storms eroded away a natural land bridge leading out to the Point Bonita Lighthouse in the late 1930s / early 1940s a suspension bridge was built in 1954.

For an authentic Vancouver experience I think a child should run through the native B.C. forests at Capilano Suspension Bridge or Pacific Spirit Park and build a sandcastle on one of Vancouver's many beaches, all in the same day.

Projects like the austere corrugated - metal Contemporary Arts Museum in Houston (1972), which the architect Bill Stern called «as honest a building as I've ever seen,» and the Federal Reserve Bank in Minneapolis (1973), hung from curving cables like a suspension bridge, established him as an innovative interpreter of the high Modernist style.

Then I progressed to model train layouts, and built miniature suspension bridges and other nifty stuff.