> a year in review for reddit [2020]

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Best part of this was seeing how they pump the water out, always wondered how they did this without modern technology!

This is why towns grew around bridge-able sections of rivers - it was a massive, expensive effort to build a bridge so you didn't get them happening everywhere.

Photo of actual bridge

Never knew how interested I was in how they built bridges in the 14th century till now