Subject: Footpath in China!
Thousands of metres up the vertiginous slopes of Shifou Mountain in Hunan
The workers are building a plank road on the side of the mountain that,
48-year-old Yu Ji (above) is one of the workers and he has been
Yu Ji takes charge of the most dangerous part of the project -
drilling the holes to set up pipes to support the footpath
Building a plank road on Shifou Mountain is difficult because the
cliff stands vertical at 90 degrees, without any slope or alcoves
A finished section of the footpath
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Workers build a footpath around the
vertiginous slopes of Shifou Mountain
in China
Thousands of metres up the vertiginous slopes of Shifou Mountain in Hunan
Province, China, a team of workers, operating with hardly any safety measures,
are building a footpath
The workers are building a plank road on the side of the mountain that,
once it is finished, will stretch for 3km (9843 ft) and be China's longest
sightseeing footpath
48-year-old Yu Ji (above) is one of the workers and he has been
working on high cliffs building such plank roads for more than 10
years. He comments: "Young people don't want this job, as it requires
them to stay deep in the mountains for months or even years"
Yu Ji takes charge of the most dangerous part of the project -
drilling the holes to set up pipes to support the footpath
Building a plank road on Shifou Mountain is difficult because the
cliff stands vertical at 90 degrees, without any slope or alcoves
A finished section of the footpath
Please Note:
"This email is forwarded automatically to a selected list of my buddies for enjoyment. Contents come from various sources and none of the materials I claim as my property. If any belongs to you, please consider it an honor that the content was worthy enough to be shared. No copyright infringement intended!.
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