Bridge Between Technology and Nature

Tampico Bridge
September 15thNorth: 22.228183
West: 97.836859

by FERENC IVANICS
We left Tampico crossing an enormous bridge. The sight was fascinating, we were able to look over the whole city.On the left bank of the river there are serious industrial zones. On the other bank, scarcely inhabited woodlands. The bridge was like a sick link between technology and nature. Man cannot settle down in either of them. Two extremities: the lack of harmony. When we left the bridge we had a rest there. Far away we saw something, it looked like there was a huge fire somewhere. But it was only the hellfire of the oil refinery.

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