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Sunday, May 23, 2010
Stilt bridge [Sunday Bridges]
A bamboo stilt bridge connecting the huts to the shores of Silangang Nayon, a restaurant and hotel 3 hours south of Manila. The huts are the restaurant's dining area and food is delivered from the kitchen through a zip line.
A fantastic and exotic bridge entry! I'm trying to imagine the yummy food delivered by zip line! I like the music on your blog and your "About Me" writing! Kind regards from EAGAN daily photo in Minnesota, USA
Welcome to Sunday Bridges! This is a great entry! «Louis» has tried to keep the definition of 'bridge' loose to encourage creative shots such as this. «Louis is also happy to see you've already gotten a lot of comments! Cheers!
I like to look at water but I'm not too wild about being on it. This is a little close for my comfort. Having said that, I think this is the most exotic bridge this week.
A bamboo stilt bridge connecting the huts to the shores of Silangang Nayon, a restaurant and hotel 3 hours south of Manila. The huts are the restaurant's dining area and food is delivered from the kitchen through a zip line.
very nice....i think i must try to join this meme too co'z i have lots of bridges shots....thanks for sharing this...
ReplyDeleteI hope the food stays warm. Looks like a storm could wipe out the bridge pretty easily.
ReplyDeleteA fantastic and exotic bridge entry! I'm trying to imagine the yummy food delivered by zip line!
ReplyDeleteI like the music on your blog and your "About Me" writing!
Kind regards from EAGAN daily photo in Minnesota, USA
This is a very original bridge! I like it.
ReplyDeleteI would dare walk this bridge...but my legs would be shaking!!!
ReplyDeleteI have visited this meme a few weeks ago...Hmmm, let me see if I have some bridge shots!
It must be nice eating out there on the water. a very unique bridge too!
ReplyDeletemore memes. they are so much fun.
ReplyDeletehave a great weekend.
It looks like a wonderful place and it brings back fond memories of the beautiful Philippine Islands.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous and so unique to your part of the world. Marvelous photo too.
ReplyDeleteA very interesting bridge! And what a great way to deliver food from kitchen to table!!
ReplyDeleteFirst off I love your music!
ReplyDeleteLovely bridge and interesting story.
Lovely bridge, very interesting.
ReplyDeleteAlmost scary but certaintly unique. Great idea for a restuarant too.
ReplyDeleteAnd welcome. MB
Ooh a resort! I like the angle of your second photo! Looks like a great place :D
ReplyDeleteWelcome to Sunday Bridges! This is a great entry! «Louis» has tried to keep the definition of 'bridge' loose to encourage creative shots such as this. «Louis
ReplyDeleteis also happy to see you've already gotten a lot of comments! Cheers!
I like to look at water but I'm not too wild about being on it. This is a little close for my comfort. Having said that, I think this is the most exotic bridge this week.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful dining experience; to walk the bamboo bridge for a stunning view while dining.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great palce for a holiday. Done much fishing?
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