Is this real????

[chefbone]

 

[heatherrae]

I don't think so. The engineering doesn't seem like it would work.

 

[Frisky]

that really seems crazy... I just showed it to my engineer and he calls bullshit.

 

[chefbone]

hmmmm????

 

[GoldenDelicious]

of course not. water is perpendicular to gravity. the only way you can have one body of water over another like that is if you have a lock (think marinas where water in and out of it is equilibrated within a small space using a couple of gates) and there isnt one there...also, take a look at the water marks on the left under the bridge.

photoshop it is

 

[GoldenDelicious]

actually just thought about it and its possible in some types of terrain...not probable but possible...still think its photoshop tho

 

[Frisky]

actually just thought about it and its possible in some types of terrain...not probable but possible...still think its photoshop tho

make up your gawd damn mind dammit

freaking aussies

 

[c00per]

of course not. water is perpendicular to gravity. the only way you can have one body of water over another like that is if you have a lock (think marinas where water in and out of it is equilibrated within a small space using a couple of gates) and there isnt one there...also, take a look at the water marks on the left under the bridge.

photoshop it is

It is the Mittelland and Elbe-Havel Canal Link across the River Elbe at Magdeburg, Germany.

It is very real.

Ask Pimp-toca if he is familiar with it.

 

[eat big]

that really seems crazy... I just showed it to my engineer and he calls bullshit.

German engineering is amazing. I wouldn't be surprised if it's real.

 

[chefbone]

It is the Mittelland and Elbe-Havel Canal Link across the River Elbe at Magdeburg, Germany.

It is very real.

Ask Pimp-toca if he is familiar with it.

Finally a pro!!!!! Thanks brocheezy...K comin' at ya

 

[hamstershaver]

real

 

[GoldenDelicious]

make up your gawd damn mind dammit

freaking aussies

you shup! at first i thought "you cant do it without a lock" but if you have each body of water at a different height in the first place (and i suppose redirect it or something) then its doable...but youd think that it would be easier to just have a crossing like any other intersection

 

[Frisky]

you shup! at first i thought "you cant do it without a lock" but if you have each body of water at a different height in the first place (and i suppose redirect it or something) then its doable...but youd think that it would be easier to just have a crossing like any other intersection

 

[Lestat]

looks real

 

[Frisky]

looks real

so did your penis pics... but how do we really know

 

[GoldenDelicious]

so did your penis pics... but how do we really know

i smell a trap..

 

[dullboy]

what's so hard about engineering that?

no different than the log flume at great adventure.

 

[Mr. dB]

An elevated canal seems like a ridiculous concept, but those bridge pilings appear to be heavy enough for the task, certainly they're bigger than they'd need to be if the bridge was just a roadway.

 

[c00per]

Helloooooooooo !!!!

It is the Mittelland and Elbe-Havel Canal Link across the River Elbe at Magdeburg, Germany.

 

[Frisky]

what's so hard about engineering that?

no different than the log flume at great adventure.

not so hard for the engineering part... hell, i could whip up some stats right now on the structure etc and the weak/strong pts... my thing is why? you can't run much thur it because of the deepness of the canal

 

[samoth]

We seriously gotta find something better for those damn engineers to do with their time. They get paid for this kinda crap?

 

[jafo]

here you go its real


http://www.bomberhistory.co.uk/Canal raids/Elbecrossing.html

 

[hotzie]

i dont know if this has posted or not , but its real

 

[hamstershaver]

that really seems crazy... I just showed it to my engineer and he calls bullshit.

show your boss this post the next time that dumbass asks for a raise

 

[samoth]

show your boss this post the next time that dumbass asks for a raise

lmao

 

[Wulfgar]

Its easy to build
I have one in my backyard

 

[dsmnd]

it's real. i have been there. we have got several of them here in germany. you want one?

 

[bran987]

It is the Mittelland and Elbe-Havel Canal Link across the River Elbe at Magdeburg, Germany.

It is very real.

Ask Pimp-toca if he is familiar with it.

man that was pnagew

 

[samoth]

it's real. i have been there. we have got several of them here in germany. you want one?

Yeah, actually. There's little hope for engineers in the U.S.