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The bike pass on Yiling Yangtze River Bridge

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HAPPYNESSvor 1 Jahr

How wonderfully this building was built. A shoutout to the builders.

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Looks secure! 😊

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David Smithvor 1 Jahr

Would never work in america. Some entired POS would stop and take a selfie

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racistTodlervor 1 Jahr

Those aren’t bikes, and this isn’t a “bike pass.”

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O Aterevor 1 Jahr

Interesting

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This is huge

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This is from another word what I've seen

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GORODOBAvor 1 Jahr

I want to know if China isn't first i bridges in the worls

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Ed Rennervor 1 Jahr

Reminds of the child toy car sets. Where as long as you kept it powered, the cars never stopped moving around and around.

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HAPPYNESSvor 1 Jahr

Amazing amazing Amazing 😍

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