A sculpture, essentially?
(now if we could just get an Escher-style drawing of Ned Flanders' extended family walking endlessly in that loop)
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Could be useful if a tidal wave comes when you're on the beach... If it's taller than the wave and doesn't collapse from it...
Although tidal waves are probably quite unlikely on that coast... So it is probably just a sculpture.
Edit: or maybe not:
During heavy storms wave heights of over 5m can occur
I love it. This is very cool.
I thought that was a person in a powered wheelchair sitting there unable to go past and immediately thought damn what an overly complicated and ableist bridge when some simple steps and a ramp would have been just fine.
I think, it's more of a tourist-y thing. It's hard to see from this angle, but there's steps leading down directly as well. The whole thing is just a big loop.
Damn those are some sexy stairs.
Stupid sexy flanderen
Wow, that is a great sandcastle.
Pffffft it doesn't even go anywhere, complete waste of time.
~j/k~
Like the Escalator to Nowhere?
It a bot trap.
A less confusing angle of it
I don't know what this thing is but It's neat. Looks like should be on a Star Trek set.
My first reaction was: wow it really rained that year at burning man 😝