Barges filled with tourists glide around hairpin bends, past cobblestone walkways and beneath arched stone bridges.
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Barges filled with tourists glide around hairpin bends, past cobblestone walkways and beneath arched stone bridges.
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In the last twenty years, partly due to Carpenter's innovations, strong new forms of glass have been developed that can be used as a structural material, whether for staircases, walkways or walls — transparent walls that admit sunlight, but are coated invisibly to keep out too much heat.
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