This is a great story! Creative, funny, and touching. https://www.washingtonpost.com/life...bc0f6d71c7112d/16/47/60895c829d2fdae3023b8538
People walk on the world's longest pedestrian suspension bridge '516 Arouca', now open for local residents in Arouca, Portugal. Hidden between rock-strewn mountains covered with lush greenery and yellow flowers inside the UNESCO-recognized Arouca Geopark, the bridge hangs 175 meters above the fast-flowing River Paiva.
Gorgeous and amazing! But I don't think I could make myself walk across it--I'd be too much of a scaredy-cat!
Sea Glass Beach, Fort Bragg, California Up until 1967, this area was used as a sort of dump for locals. Fires were set to reduce the refuse of trash dumped there, and with the effects of surf and time, the area transformed and became covered in pieces of smooth sea glass, of all colours and sizes. It’s like walking over gemstones. The beach is now protected, and therefore it is prohibited to remove any pieces of glass form there.
That looks idyllic and wouldn’t cause me a problem but Mrs YM could hold her water for a week before “going” on that.
