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Bridge - Runner
- Thread starter Michael Nagel
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Antonio Correia
Well-known member
Very unusual !
I like it !
I like it !
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Michael,
This is surprisingly transient for you! I like the whisp of the runner.
Do you know anything about that steel pole and the cables?
Is that holding up the bridge?
Asher
Michael Nagel
Well-known member
Hi Asher,
Best regards,
Michael
Thanks, you might remember this thread.
Yes it is - the pole is holding this bridge. Here it is.
Best regards,
Michael
Doug Kerr
Well-known member
Hi, Michael,
Interesting design with the support columns being on only one side of the bridge!
As an aside, I note that the Google Maps scene as that link brings it up shows the location of the Munich office of the consulting firm Accenture. When that name emerged (for what had been the consulting arm of the accounting firm Author Andersen, spun off in the wake of some untidy unpleasantness) I thought the name was "funny". We had a friend at church at the time who found himself with Accenture, and whenever, perhaps during coffee time after the church service, I would overhear him say, "Well, its called 'Accenture' now", I would say "Gesundheit."
Thanks so much.
Best regards,
Doug
Interesting design with the support columns being on only one side of the bridge!
As an aside, I note that the Google Maps scene as that link brings it up shows the location of the Munich office of the consulting firm Accenture. When that name emerged (for what had been the consulting arm of the accounting firm Author Andersen, spun off in the wake of some untidy unpleasantness) I thought the name was "funny". We had a friend at church at the time who found himself with Accenture, and whenever, perhaps during coffee time after the church service, I would overhear him say, "Well, its called 'Accenture' now", I would say "Gesundheit."
I see now that the name was coined by employee Kim Petersen, it being derived from "Accent on the future". Too cute for me! Gesundheit!
Thanks so much.
Best regards,
Doug