A Bridge across the English Channel.

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10th July 2006 - 01:51 AM

Announcing the invention of a radical new type of bridge capable of spanning long distances across deep water.

The inventor claims this bridge design will make crossing long expanses of deep water possible. The "Hamilton Deep Water Bridge" will make the construction of bridges across places like the English Channel or the Straits of Messina, etc., practical and economically feasible.

Where now, only ferry transportation connects locations separated by long distance and deep water, this new bridge will make driving safely, between these locations possible. There are many locations around the world where a bridge of this type can be used. One of the unique design features of the bridge are the economical "ocean pressure" foundations which secure the bridge to the ocean floor and support the super structure. This new design will bring bridge construction into the 21st century.

Donald L. Hamilton, Inventor
104 Ramona Ave. Buffalo, NY 14220
716-826-2177
donham@novan.com

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