Nature is an architect.

These northeastern Indian bridges were not made by man but grown naturally from the roots of rubber trees. They take up to fifteen years to grow to one hundred feet in length. They can support the weight of up to fifty people at once.

Tagged as: root bridge natural architecture

Posted on February 27, 2011 at 9:00PM with 913 notes
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