Not many wood bridges around these days, happy to see this one in small town USA
Reminds me of a “toothpick bridge” competition I competed in back in middle(?) school. For no particular reason that I can remember, my group used Gorilla Glue instead of white glue or wood glue. This resulted in some good things and some bad things.
The good: the bridge survived what was supposed to be destructive testing with no damage whatsoever!
The bad: that’s because the glue joints just stretched elastically and the whole thing deflected into a banana shape without actually holding any weight, LOL.
So an air pontoon bridge?
Do gorillas make the glue or is it made from gorillas?
Is it… gorilla spooge?
I wish.
That stuff is as expensive as it is tasty.
It’s time for a bridge review?
cool wall paint scheme
