Now, to cool off, the Korean presents the new Banpo Bridge at Seoul, newly renovated with dancing water fountains:
Fountains were installed as Seoul city's new project to upgrade the city's looks.
Source: Gizmodo.
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"Quick kids roll up the windows and make sure that none of that water touches your skin."
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Not that I have any clue as to how that was created or installed, but I'm guessing the funds would have been better spent on a renewable energy source instead.
Eh, the Korean likes it. Seoul really does need a makeover. It is on the verge of being a world-class city, and it has to look the part.
ReplyDeleteIt's a pretty neat idea. I wonder if there are other bridges around the world with the same "feature".
ReplyDeleteThey could put sensors on the sides of the bridge so the water would follow a passing vehicle, giving the sensation of a car splashing on an infinite puddle of water.
Hmm, scrap that, with the traffic in Seoul, the fountain would just be on all the time.
I miss that city.
Apparently it's pulling water from the river below. I wonder if it sucks up some fishes too. Then this would be the world's largest fish cannon!
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힘좋은 아이들 세워놓고 쉬~하는 것 같네요. 지하철에 한때 만들었던 분수 조형물처럼 이쁘게 다가오지 않는다는....
I wish the video were cut a little more slowly. Too flashy for me. But, the fountains are great!
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