Wpis użytkownika GODPL w Hydepark

@GODPL @pinbecker

Nie wiem, kto ma rację bardziej.

"The bridge was destroyed on April 29, 1941, by retreating Italian soldiers during the East African Campaign. In early April 1941, the Gideon Force attacked the Italian garrison at Bahir Dar, Colonel Saverio Maraventano and his garrison of 8,000 men were forced to retreat. After crossing the Abay River, they then demolished the stone bridge that served as a crossing. The destruction of the bridge was mentioned in Haile Selassie's autobiography: "The Italians had also destroyed the bridge over the Abay river and the debris in the water made it difficult for us to cross. Nevertheless, since we had surmounted the biggest difficulty, the destruction of the Abay bridge could in no way prevent us from continuing our journey."
No significant repairs were undertaken afterwards; temporary crossing was on wooden logs or by ropes. The lack of safety caused five deaths every year. The bridge was repaired in February 2002 by engineers from the American philanthropic organization Bridges to Prosperity. The repairs to the Sebara Dildiy bridge reportedly lasted until 2005. After this, a modern bridge that was connected to the country's road network was constructed nearby in 2009".

Dodam jeszcze, że most był już zniszczony wcześniej i odbudowany przez "the Africans", więc chyba punkty powinny zostać przyznane jednak @pinbecker

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sebara_Dildiy#History

Sebara DildiySebara Dildiy (Amharic: ሰበረ ድልድይ seberi dilidī, "Broken Bridge"), also commonly known as the Portuguese Bridge or the Fasil Bridge, is a 17th-century Ethiopian bridge built over the Abbay River during the Gondarine period. It is located to the north east of Mota in Misraq Gojjam Zone of the Amhara Region. The bridge is 60m in length and 4m in width. The bridge was built by Emperor Fasilides during the mid 17th century. Legendary foundation According to Ethiopian legend, Emperor Fasilides was said to have been in possession of many beautiful concubines, but none dared to admonish him openly as the clergy wished to retain their privileges. An austere and religious monk, finding this to be unacceptable, made his way to the Emperor's palace in Gondar whereupon he openly condemned...Wikipedia

@GODPL To bzdura. Z boku jest nowy most. Ile razy można taki guano wrzucać.