Not Your Typical Bike Path
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Looks like a Bad Idea(tm) to me.
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Visually it looks stunning, but I get the feeling the path is not bone dry like the video would lead you to believe it is.
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I was on the Silver Comet trail outside Atlanta last week and saw a large pond next to the trail with what I thought were fountains and was about to check it out when I realized it was a sewage treatment plant.
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Needs transparent walls and path. And frikkin sharks with frikkin laser beams.
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So this little trip is 212 meters across a pond. For those wondering about the water flooding they have drains in the walls so this doesn't happen. Its a water reclamation area so the water level doesn't change very much I guess. they have a website too. I appears to be very stable.
CYCLING THROUGH WATER
CYCLING THROUGH WATER