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Sunday, August 1, 2010

Hanging bridge [Sunday Bridges]



A hanging bridge at the Forest Camp in Valencia, 11 kilometers west of Dumaguete City.  Forest Camp is a 2.3-hectare mountain resort at the foot of Mount Talinis.  It has guest houses, a campsite, a conference hall and a pool cascading from Banica River.

Posted for Sunday Bridges

27 comments:

  1. I would like to cross that bridge, that would be a challenge! As long as it's not windy... :)

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  2. What fun to cross! Well, until someone decides to jump around and make the thing sway. Nice green scenery!

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  3. I like this kind of bridge as long as it doesn't sway too much and as long as it isn't up too too high. The Camp looks like a fun place. MB

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  4. It looks amazing - I would like to be there:)
    Happy Sunday!

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  5. Hah! I have some form of vertigo and my knees go weak when I look down too far, and yet I love to cross these hanging bridges in the Philippines. Haven't seen this one; nice capture, Luna!

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  6. Hi Miranda! Great shots of a great country! the hanging bridge looks very interesting, I never had the chance to walk across such a thing. the picture has a wonderful depth ... greetings from Austria (no kangaroos here, we have Lipizans instead!)

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  7. Hi my friend,
    Your bridge is simply lovely.
    Best regards from Argentina
    Elisa

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  8. It's actually very inviting! Lovely! ;-)

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  9. Hanging bridges, they are always such fun to cross. Great shots.

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  10. Beautiful hanging bridge. How deep is below?

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  11. Wonderful bridge, very picturesque!

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  12. I have a big laugh of myself! This is my hometown and I have not been here! My friend did the feasibility study of Forest Camp before it started construction. Shame on me.

    I can cross this bridge, it is not that high, I could see the river.

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  13. Appropriately rustic - «Louis» would like to cross it and visit the camp.

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  14. «Louis» appreciates your contributions to Sunday Bridges.

    This rustic bridge looks like it would be fun to cross - as others have said - as long as its not swaying.
    ;-D

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  15. @ Photo Cache, not high--just about 15 feet. not scary at all.:p

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  16. What a wonderful bridge. Great shot.

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  17. That is a real pretty bridge photo. Thanks for stopping by.
    http://abrahamlincolnsblog.blogspot.com/

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  18. Bravo for posting this bridge so unique in our culture. I often dream crossing this kind of bridge.

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  19. Cool, I love hanging bridges. Nice view of the river.

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  20. What a lovely bridge. I would love to visit there someday. I can't believe how gorgeous it is. Enjoy it for me until I get there!
    I almost went there years ago. My brother had served a mission for the LDS church in Manila and he was going back when they dedicated the LDS temple. I made the mistake of not going. Wish I had, it is so beautiful

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  21. You get to cross the most interesting bridges.

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  22. Does it sway back and forth? I might never make it to the camp!

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  23. What a fun bridge... so perfectly quaint... you would have to see the mystery of the other side:-)
    Bella

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  24. Looks really nice. I'd love to visit - it's so lush and the bridge has got character.

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  25. It doesn't look as though it's too high up, so it would be my kind of bridge to walk over.

    Gill in Canada

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  26. These scare me as I suffer from motion sickness easily. But I like to look at them!!

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  27. I've been there a long time ago. This photo brings back a LOT of memories, especially about eating kamayan style. :)

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