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Monthly Archives: June 2015
A Brief History of Ship-Building
Recovered in a morgue in Egypt, one of the oldest ships dates back to around 3000BC and is believed to have been constructed 5, 000 years before when it was owned by a Pharaoh. Unlike the modern and sophisticated vessels … Continue reading
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Tagged boat building, history of boat building, history of ship building, ship building
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The World’s 7 Most Perilous Rope-Bridges
Rope bridges can be intimidating for many people, especially when they’re very high up. Add in a poor maintenance factor, and using them then becomes something only the brave or foolhardy would attempt. 7. Kakum National Park Canopy Walkway, Ghana … Continue reading
Posted in Bridges
Tagged bridges, dangerous rope bridges, perilous rope bridges, rope bridge, rope bridges
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