Now more than 650 years old, the magnificent Charles Bridge was the scene of a recent excursion by Tremendous OESHer Jean McCarthy.
Able to withstand every conceivable river issue through the centuries, it is rumored that the mortar within the Bridge was made with a high component of egg yolks, perhaps accounting for its remarkable staying power over the oft-flooding Vltava.
We’ll keep this in mind if we run into a resin shortage while making the cantilevers.
