People do risky things at the Grand Canyon. Kenneth Field mapped the consequences: 1 national park, 900 deaths.
Inspired by the book, Over the Edge: Death in Grand Canyon, Kenneth Field created a map that helps tell the stories of more than 900 casualties in Grand Canyon through 2018.
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There's a bridge in Japan that's so steep it's known as the Rollercoaster Bridge: the Eshima Ohashi bridge in Sakaiminato, which connects that city to nearby Matsue. Approaching the bridge from afar, it can appear nearly vertical to drivers.
If I were a passenger going up this bridge, I may have to shut my eyes until I reached the end of the incline. — Read the rest
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There's a bridge in Japan that's so steep it's known as the Rollercoaster Bridge: the Eshima Ohashi bridge in Sakaiminato, which connects that city to nearby Matsue. Approaching the bridge from afar, it can appear nearly vertical to drivers.
If I were a passenger going up this bridge, I may have to shut my eyes until I reached the end of the incline. — Read the rest
The post Would you drive up Japan's Rollercoaster Bridge? appeared first on Boing Boing.
There's a bridge in Japan that's so steep it's known as the Rollercoaster Bridge: the Eshima Ohashi bridge in Sakaiminato, which connects that city to nearby Matsue. Approaching the bridge from afar, it can appear nearly vertical to drivers.
If I were a passenger going up this bridge, I may have to shut my eyes until I reached the end of the incline. — Read the rest
The post Would you drive up Japan's Rollercoaster Bridge? appeared first on Boing Boing.
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