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Glass Plank Road in Tiantai Mountain, Zhejiang, China allows the close-up observation of a waterfall from from a glass-bottomed walkway. [📹 Kuaishou Top-6182: buff.ly/3hsssfV]

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Lijian Zhao 赵立坚

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Hard pass on the glass.

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I'm scared just by looking at it

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Stunning , engineer’s rock

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Um..it's made in China...no.

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No no no.

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Hominus Maximus

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I Dont Think Thats A Very Good Idea Sir Craig Tucker GIF

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So they permanently ruined the waterfall for people to be able to take selfies?

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An example of how to mutilate our nature.

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Awesome! I think it's great, but I couldn't. I'm afraid of Heights. 😅

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a glass bridge, made in China. What could possibly go wrong here?

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