<p style="text-align: left;"> Deep within India's jungles, there are bridgesMacde fom ving trees. The bridges are found in the Indian state of Meghalaya. In the summer, heavy rain makes it neany imposke to Cess streams and rivers on foot. In the past, the local Khasi people would build bridges using bamboo, but the bridges would rot and collapse. So they developed living root bridges. The bridges are made by guiding the roots of Ficus elastica trees across a river and weaving them together. They offer an example<br>of a more sustinable way to build things.<br>This book is very fun. </p>
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첫댓글Deep within India's jungles, there are bridges made from living trees. (bridgesMacde fom ving trees) The bridges are found in the Indian state of Meghalaya. In the summer, heavy rain makes it nearly impossible (neany imposke) to cross streams and rivers on foot. In the past, the local Khasi people would build bridges using bamboo, but the bridges would rot and collapse. So, they developed living root bridges. The bridges are made by guiding the roots of Ficus elastica trees across a river and weaving them together. They offer an example of a more sustainable (sustinable) way to build things.
첫댓글 Deep within India's jungles, there are bridges made from living trees. (bridgesMacde fom ving trees) The bridges are found in the Indian state of Meghalaya. In the summer, heavy rain makes it nearly impossible (neany imposke) to cross streams and rivers on foot. In the past, the local Khasi people would build bridges using bamboo, but the bridges would rot and collapse. So, they developed living root bridges.
The bridges are made by guiding the roots of Ficus elastica trees across a river and weaving them together. They offer an example of a more sustainable (sustinable) way to build things.
This book is very fun.