Routhouni Bridge
Published 13th of May, 2021
What's The Time?
I saw this in that open area. It was huge! I left it intact though.
Go This Way
Anyway, once you have explored the area and seen the bridge, you can either go back the way you came, or continue following the road. If you do that, you will get here. You need to take the left road now.
Old Mine
You can tell that the area is popular with hunters. There were a number of cartridges dotted around, and they really didn't like the signs.
Mine From Above
This is a drone-eye view of the gypsum mine.
This Way
The road is slightly better from here on in. It does go past another gorge though.
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