Viaduct means an elevated road. The word via is Latin for way, street or road, hence the English "We went via Birmingham in the end .."
An aquaduct is for raised waterways ...
Norman Foster designed it - he was the architect and I know which country it's in but I can't remember the region or the actual location.
Always fancied driving across it one day though - preferably one clear but slightly cloudy day
rigger wrote:Viaduct means an elevated road. The word via is Latin for way, street or road, hence the English "We went via Birmingham in the end .."
An aquaduct is for raised waterways ...
Norman Foster designed it - he was the architect and I know which country it's in but I can't remember the region or the actual location.
Always fancied driving across it one day though - preferably one clear but slightly cloudy day
You are of course right re viaduct and about the clear but slightly cloudy day... it would be an amazing sight.
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