I love suspension bridges! There wobbly nature always excites me in a way...
I have always driven past this bridge in Reefton but in July, I had an opportunity to go for a walk in Reefton and I chose the walk that took me over the suspension bridge.
The bridge can take a maximum of 10 people as show by the sign, and jumping off the bridge is a big NO.
Reefton is known for being the first town with public electricity supply in New Zealand 🇳🇿 so it is a town with a great history.
Like every other town in New Zealand, Reefton's population is just about 1000 and that's actually way more than some towns that I have traveled through that had a population of probably less than a thousand.
So everyone knows everyone in New Zealand is a norm 😃
It's kind of a thriller walking on a suspension bridge like this one :)
Beautiful scenery all around for just a relatively small amount of people to enjoy lol.
I enjoy the feeling of it, it surely has a thrilling feeling.
That's NZ for you, the population in Ross town in the Westcoast is just a 300 just to name a few 😃
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Pioneers found ways to get where they needed, something many have forgotten or take for granted. Impressive old bridge still being used today.
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I always admire how old infrastructures have been preserved in NZ, it is a plus to the country's tourism.
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Not yet still working my ass off, I am flying off on Saturday. Can't wait!
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