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Storseisundet - The Bridge to Nowhere

Apprehensive drivers (and their similarly anxious travelers) be careful! You ought to truly plan yourselves for the sight of Storseisundet Bridge in Norway. The street association from the territory Romsdal landmass to the island of Averøya in Møre og Romsdal district doesn't look as though it really interfaces as you drive towards it. Truth be told it looks a whole lot as though you are in for a frigid shower as you fall off its 23 meters stature. 

On the other hand, you will be assuaged to hear that this is basically something of an optical hallucination. The bridge is implicit such a route, to the point that from a certain angle, as you approach, it looks as it is more diving board than bridge. One can just envision the innovative soul that conquered the architect as he sat at his work area. Referred to provincially as the drunk bridge it structures some piece of the Atlanterhavsveien or Atlantic Ocean Road in English and pulls in numerous an inquisitive guest. 

Why it is inherent along  these  lines is a mystery stopped in the brain of its modeler. It appears to have an alternate shape from whichever angle you see it which is, maybe, what makes it so exceptional.

Actually when you can see the entire extension in any case it looks, honestly, unnerving. In this way, simply to alleviate your nerves, here is the bridge from plot which makes it looks, well, very nearly like a normal bridge. Very nearly - but not quite!

Storseisundet Bridge Norway Drunk Birdge







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