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    Tumblr, China, and Uno: Los puentes más
 aterradores del mundo...

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La gente camina en una plataforma de turismo en Zhangjiajie, provincia de Hunan, China.
El puente de cristal en el Gran Cañón del Parque Forestal Nacional de Zhangjiajie.




El puente Hussaini del lago Borit en Pakistán es probablemente uno de los puentes más peligrosos del mundo.


El Puente Qeswachaka en Perú es un puente de cuerda inca colocado sobre cañones, gargantas y ríos.
El puente de la bahía de Chesapeake en Maryland se extiende por más de 4,3 millas y es una de las estructuras de acero continuas sobre el agua más largas del mundo.
Storseisundbrua, Atlantic Highway, Noruega.
Glass Skywalk, Tianmenshan National Forest Park, China.


Royal Gorge Bridge, cerca de Canon City, Colorado.


Puente del cielo de Langkawi, Malasia.


Puente colgante de Capilano, Canadá.


Trift Bridge, Suiza.


Puente del río Sidu, China.


Titlis Suspension Bridge, Suiza.


El puente del viaducto de Millau, cerca de Millau, Francia.


Puente Eshima Ohashi, Japón.


Aiguille du Midi, Ródano-Alpes, Francia.


Puente de Ojuela, Ojuela, México.


Kawarau Gorge Bridge, Nueva Zelanda.


Puente colgante de Ghasa, Nepal.


Puentes de mono, Vietnam: 

Los puentes de monos en Vietnam incluyen un tronco gigante para tus pies y otro más pequeño e inestable para tus manos, haciendo que los usuarios crucen como un ‘mono’


Mira que montón de sitios que no voy a pisar en la puta vida. : D

    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                Tumblr, China, and Uno: Los puentes más
 aterradores del mundo...

 sabanasblancasuniverse.tumblr.com
alasborricadas:
sabanasblancasuniverse:

Via:

La gente camina en una plataforma de turismo en Zhangjiajie, provincia de Hunan, China.
El puente de cristal en el Gran Cañón del Parque Forestal Nacional de Zhangjiajie.




El puente Hussaini del lago Borit en Pakistán es probablemente uno de los puentes más peligrosos del mundo.


El Puente Qeswachaka en Perú es un puente de cuerda inca colocado sobre cañones, gargantas y ríos.
El puente de la bahía de Chesapeake en Maryland se extiende por más de 4,3 millas y es una de las estructuras de acero continuas sobre el agua más largas del mundo.
Storseisundbrua, Atlantic Highway, Noruega.
Glass Skywalk, Tianmenshan National Forest Park, China.


Royal Gorge Bridge, cerca de Canon City, Colorado.


Puente del cielo de Langkawi, Malasia.


Puente colgante de Capilano, Canadá.


Trift Bridge, Suiza.


Puente del río Sidu, China.


Titlis Suspension Bridge, Suiza.


El puente del viaducto de Millau, cerca de Millau, Francia.


Puente Eshima Ohashi, Japón.


Aiguille du Midi, Ródano-Alpes, Francia.


Puente de Ojuela, Ojuela, México.


Kawarau Gorge Bridge, Nueva Zelanda.


Puente colgante de Ghasa, Nepal.


Puentes de mono, Vietnam: 

Los puentes de monos en Vietnam incluyen un tronco gigante para tus pies y otro más pequeño e inestable para tus manos, haciendo que los usuarios crucen como un ‘mono’


Mira que montón de sitios que no voy a pisar en la puta vida. : D

                
            

            
            
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La gente camina en una plataforma de turismo en Zhangjiajie, provincia de Hunan, China.
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    Dad, Internet, and Saw: My Dad in Vietnam in 1971. Didnt know this photo existed until I came across it randomly on the internet. He cried when he saw it. Hope this is the right place to post it.
    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                Dad, Internet, and Saw: My Dad in Vietnam in 1971. Didnt know this photo existed until I came across it randomly on the internet. He cried when he saw it. Hope this is the right place to post it.
                
            

            
            
My Dad in Vietnam in 1971. Didnt know this photo existed until I came across it randomly on the internet. He cried when he saw it. Hope this...

            
            
        

    



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            




    Fake, Taxi, and Vietnam: Early Adaptation of Fake Taxi (Vietnam, 2001)
    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                Fake, Taxi, and Vietnam: Early Adaptation of Fake Taxi (Vietnam, 2001)
                
            

            
            
Early Adaptation of Fake Taxi (Vietnam, 2001)

            
            
        

    



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            




    Tumblr, Blog, and Http: zhaiires:deleted vietnam scene
    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
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                Tumblr, Blog, and Http: zhaiires:deleted vietnam scene
                
            

            
            
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    American, Tree, and Vietnam: A vietnam spy uses new tree tactics to spy on the american task force (circa 1965)
    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                American, Tree, and Vietnam: A vietnam spy uses new tree tactics to spy on the american task force (circa 1965)
                
            

            
            
A vietnam spy uses new tree tactics to spy on the american task force (circa 1965)

            
            
        

    



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            




    America, Facts, and Trash: afloweroutofstone:

shituationist:

radical-eirini:

rossjm:

higher-order:

China: *does this*Inept activists in western countries: “Banning plastic straws in our bars and restaurants will save the planet guys :))))))”

This chart is extremely misleading because basically the whole world dumps its trash in china and other countries at the top of this chart. This isn’t the same as how much trash each country produces - if that were what the chart was measuring, it would look FAR different. I’m not saying this to defend China, but if you’re looking at who produces the most waste per capita you should look at countries like the United States of America, Switzerland and New Zealand - countries that all produce FAR more waste per capita than China does.
Like do you people SERIOUSLY think Sri Lanka, the Philippines and Vietnam have even close to the consumption capacity to produce 5 or 6 TIMES more waste than the US?
The reality is that first world countries pay poorer countries to dispose their waste there because disposing of this waste in a cheap way is now mostly illegal there (at least in Europe I’m pretty sure you’re not allowed to burn it anymore) and any ways to do it in an environmentally friendly way are way more expensive. And of course, poorer countries don’t have the capacity (or the resources) to dispose of this waste in an environmentally friendly way (although this is actually changing for China specifically, if you look at the chart its somewhat old), so of course for them to get rid of it, it goes into the sea.

First world: *exports trash and pollution-causing industry to the third world, consumes products dependent on these facts*
Inept first worlder: “wtf China stop polluting”

Imagine seeing a chart that claims Sri Lanka produces 82 times more waste per capita than the dramatically wealthier United States and just rolling with it

    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                America, Facts, and Trash: afloweroutofstone:

shituationist:

radical-eirini:

rossjm:

higher-order:

China: *does this*Inept activists in western countries: “Banning plastic straws in our bars and restaurants will save the planet guys :))))))”

This chart is extremely misleading because basically the whole world dumps its trash in china and other countries at the top of this chart. This isn’t the same as how much trash each country produces - if that were what the chart was measuring, it would look FAR different. I’m not saying this to defend China, but if you’re looking at who produces the most waste per capita you should look at countries like the United States of America, Switzerland and New Zealand - countries that all produce FAR more waste per capita than China does.
Like do you people SERIOUSLY think Sri Lanka, the Philippines and Vietnam have even close to the consumption capacity to produce 5 or 6 TIMES more waste than the US?
The reality is that first world countries pay poorer countries to dispose their waste there because disposing of this waste in a cheap way is now mostly illegal there (at least in Europe I’m pretty sure you’re not allowed to burn it anymore) and any ways to do it in an environmentally friendly way are way more expensive. And of course, poorer countries don’t have the capacity (or the resources) to dispose of this waste in an environmentally friendly way (although this is actually changing for China specifically, if you look at the chart its somewhat old), so of course for them to get rid of it, it goes into the sea.

First world: *exports trash and pollution-causing industry to the third world, consumes products dependent on these facts*
Inept first worlder: “wtf China stop polluting”

Imagine seeing a chart that claims Sri Lanka produces 82 times more waste per capita than the dramatically wealthier United States and just rolling with it

                
                

                
            

            
            
afloweroutofstone:

shituationist:

radical-eirini:

rossjm:

higher-order:

China: *does this*Inept activists in western countries: “Bannin...