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That really doesn’t look safe to me. Though I wouldn’t walk on it myself i would guess that others would. That is amazing though what they created. I wonder how many bridges have been created like this? I also wonder how long this tradition has been going on for.

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I think that it is amazing that they built this bridge in only three days. I wonder how many times this bridge was built. I also wonder how they made sure it is safe. It is very cool how different countries make different things.

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That is such a long bridge to only take three days to build! It's name is so interesting, I wonder how they came up with it! It looks so greatly built, yet I would not walk on it myself. It's a little too thin. I also wonder: how did they come up with the way to weave the grass?

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I wonder why they can’t get people to make it out of stone. With stone they don’t have to rebuild it every year. I also agree with Abe I will not walk on that bridge.

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That was cool. I want to build something like that. I wonder what those bent shovels were in the celebration.

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I am not walking on that bridge. E=mc2. 🤮

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I wonder how long the bridge is i also wonder why they have to rebuild it every year I also wonder how much it weighs and how many people can fit on it

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I wonder how long does it take for the old bridge’s to decay or dissolve in the water or on land.

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It is cool how the bridge is like grass and can hold a decent amount of people. But why couldn’t they build the bridge out of wood. If they built it out of wood the bridge would be muchsafer  to walk on than just woven grass.

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I think that was really cool. I like how they rebuild it every year to make it safer to walk across. I wonder how late the people stay up to build it. I know it takes three days, but how much of those three days?

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It's crazy how stable the bridge is considering its made of grass. I wonder if it ever fell down.

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That’s cool! I wonder what country that’s in. I would really like to participate in that. I also think it’s fascinating to have so much work and celebration for that small bridge. I think that it’s not so much the bridge the people love, I think it’s the togetherness it causes.

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Wow it’s amazing how this one bridge brings these two community’s together. I wonder how long hour wise dose it take to stretch our the cables? Also why do they have to rebuild the bridge every year like is it because the old bridge is getting weaker or is it possible that they rebuild it every year inorder to tesch others how to do it?

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It's name is so interesting, I wonder why it has such an interesting name. The bridge looks like it would take way more than three days to weave all of the ropes and tie them together. Imagine how much hard work and determination that would take to build the bridge. I would be a little scared to make the bridge, but I would just think to myself "believe and don't look down". I guess I would try to walk on it though.

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That is so cool. I wonder how it holds up so well even though it is made out of rope and why the do it ever year. It would be cool to help them make the bridge and celebrate after with them. I wonder how they do it in three days?

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I wonder why they cut they cut down the old bridge because that is short of a waste. But it is still really cool how they do all of that work in only a couple of days. I wonder what it would be like he they used another material to build the bridge

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I am curious about how they manage to build the bride in three days even though it looks like it would take weeks or possibly even months. But Peru has their ways and they can make that bridge in three days.

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That is really shocking. I am surprised that it only takes about 3 days to build the bridge. I am also shocked that a straw type bridge like that one is very safe. I am curious to know how long it took to make each little rope.

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Wow that is quite the bridge to be built in only THREE DAYS WOW that is so much work and the fact that it is made out of straw grass and only needs to be rebuilt once a year.

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That is smart how they weaves together thin pieces of grass together to make ropes, than they weaved those together and than weaved those etc. what would they do if something went wrong while building it and something breaks. What would they do?

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Thanks was quite an interesting technique that they used to make a rope bridge. It involves a lot of stretching. It is so cool that these people without using any technology can make this bridge than can hold dozens of people at a time in just 3 days! I wonder how they don't fall of while they are weaving the bridge? I wonder if they could somehow preserve the bridge so they don't have to keep reusing materials.

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I think that even though they say it is safe I don’t exactly believe it. All the spaces  in the walkway is pretty dangrou but if it has kept people up for cen This way it must be an effective ay.

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That was interesting. I see why they have to make new ones every year. I wonder if they have to weave different ropes together to make one long rope. Also, I wonder if the ever have to remake the bridge if it fails.

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Wow. It is very interesting how they use traditional methods from their ancestors. I wonder why the old bridge is taken down and the new bridge is just the same. Why do they not just reinforce the new bridge?

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I think it's really cool how they have been building the bridge the same way for centuries.

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I think that that is the coolest bridge I’ve ever seen. It seems like it would take a while to build it instead of just three days. I’m wondering how many bridges they have built, where the bridges go after falling into the river. What I’m super amazed about is that they did that all by hand.

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Wow I think it so cool that they first braid small strains of a straw like grass and then twist a lot of the smaller braids into multiple large ropes.I

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It’s interesting to see that they still use the same method as the Incas. I wonder how safe it really is and how much weight it can hold. It’s so weird that it can actually hold people because it doesn’t look that strong. I wonder if the children weave the rope too.

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That's kind of cool how they use old tactics to build it. I wonder what they would do if a foreigner built a modern bridge nearby? Would they adopt new tactics or keep the old ones.

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That was a cool bridge. I personally still wouldn’t want to use it, mostly because it is a rope bridge. I’m curious who started this tradition in the first place. Who thought grass would make a good bridge? I hope the bridge does a good job. 👍

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It is very surprising that the bridge is so stable, it being built with grass, grass and more grass. I wonder if previous bridges were that stable and if their ancestors were killed by a fall from a past bridge. I also wonder why they must put a bridge there. I also

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This is kind of how the two communities keep in touch. Building and then using a bridge! But why do they make a new one each year? If the bridges are so stable and safe, I’d think they could withstand more than one year. The local grass must grow A LOT there to make a bridge like that. And to be honest, I think the bridge is a waste of the grass. They use a lot of the stuff to make a bridge then toss it in the river.

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That was amazing that they built a bridge with only rope and grass I wonder how the bridge was able to hold dozens of people I also wonder how it only took three day they probably have so many people making it