Martiri Bridge
Bridge Close Up

There are numerous questions we have about this bridge, chief amongst them is simply: why was it made?
We shall investigate this in the final part of the series. In the next part though, we shall be exploring the gorge that runs below the bridge. That will be truly spectacular.

What Lies Beneath?

When we visited this area for a second time, I had my 360 camera with me. So I put it on a long selfie stick, and dangled it down the crack.
Narrow Gorge

The results were truly impressive.
Pigeons Below

Pigeons roost in the rocks far below. We shall hear more about them in the next blog.
Martiri Bridge - The Movie
We shall leave you with a short film showing us finding the bridge, and what it looks like when you dangle a 360 camera down a crack. See you in the next part soon!
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