If there was anyone willing to finance such a massive operation then yes, it is entirely feasible to create a bridge that spanned that Atlantic Ocean. It is more likely that engineers would attempt to build an underwater tunnel.
(the) Pont Neuf
Floyd Rose.
Beringia -- The Bering Strait between Alaska and Siberia.
talk to the elder inside the Malo mart and he will ask you to donate say yes then he will ask you how much do however much you want a deatal is 1000 for the bidge and if u donate 200 more they will turn that store that has arrows costing 2000 will become the 2nd malo mart and have afford able prices
go to the fuego iron works west of Floaroma town right before Etna Forrest and surf under the bidge to get to it
it comes from earlier English & is of germanic origin the present form arose in the west country but the word was formerly pronounced budge or bidge by & large
No the London bidge is, I believe, in Arizona
I don't know?!?!?! But I went online and found out it took more than three years. It started in 1954 and it was open to traffic on Nov. 1, 1957.
It's when both your eyes are looking at the bidge of your nose.
It's when both your eyes are looking at the bidge of your nose.
No, it is illegal to do this.True, but its not called a skydive its called a BASE jump. A skydive is the intentional jump from an aircraft in flight. Lady Liberty is fixed object like Bidge, Antenna, Structure, Earth. (BASE)
I'm not sure what you mean. There are two bridges at Saltash in Cornwall, which cross the River Tamar. Neither is called the Saltash bridge though. The oldest is the Royal Albert Bridge - desigend by Isambard Kingdom Brunel and completed in 1859. It is a railway bridge. The other is the Tamar Bridge - a suspension road bridge built in 1961. If you're referring to any other bridge actually called the Saltash bridge then I'm not sure what that is.