Moses weather

This one? The most oolong? This bridge is actually the famous Moses Bridge in the Netherlands. It is said that the bridge was originally built to resist foreign invasion. At the beginning of construction, it did happen that workers took the drawings upside down. At that time, the workers used the opposite method to build the bridge, and the designer got some inspiration after discovering it, so he made a fool of himself and built this strange Moses bridge.

1. The shape of Moses Bridge is very unique.

Moses bridge can be said to be almost a whole bridge. Bury? In the water. It is located in the middle of the water and divides the river into two parts. If we look at this bridge from a distance, we may not even feel its existence, so it has always been called the invisible bridge. The materials used to build Moses Bridge are not cement and concrete as we usually see, but only wood. This kind of wood was the best at that time. Moreover, when the Moses Bridge was built, the surface of the bridge was covered with a layer of aluminum foil. In this way, the water can be well separated from the bridge deck, and the bridge will not be eroded by running water all the time, leading to final damage.

2. Other unique features of Moses Bridge

The first reaction of many people when they see the Moses Bridge is, won't such a bridge be flooded by the surrounding river? In fact, if we only look at it from our perspective, it can almost be said that the bridge deck has become horizontal with the water surface. As long as the water level rises to a certain extent, the whole bridge will be submerged. In fact, because the drainage system of Moses Bridge is excellent, and many pumps are installed on the bridge itself, this kind of bridge can be well prevented from being flooded. Of course, even so, if tourists want to visit the magic of Moses Bridge, it is better to go on sunny days. After all, windy and rainy weather will inevitably lead to water accumulation on the bridge deck. At this time, it is more dangerous for us to browse in the middle of the bridge.