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Also for much of that 2000 years, most bridges that weren't big landmarks were somewhat consumable. It's not uncommon in small towns in Europe to have the bridg
by Macha 3y ago
Also for much of that 2000 years, most bridges that weren't big landmarks were somewhat consumable. It's not uncommon in small towns in Europe to have the bridge from the first half of the twentieth century, built because the nineteenth century bridge washed away in a storm, and that bridge was built because the seventeenth century bridge fell down from lack of maintenance.
- anthk 3y agoThat wasn't the issue for the brige, but from centuries old idiotic people founding villages near a river or stray with names like "Villar del rio" (village of -by- the river). At least that's the case of Spain. Then floods happened really often, and everyone ranted on the supposed bad materials.