Beauty and some sighs

The city of Bristol is different from other cities in England. It is evident that hundreds of years old tradition has been preserved on the one hand, just as the touch of modernity across the whole city is evident.

In my opinion, it should be read in the best three cities of England in terms of beauty and goodness. The Bristol stuff that attracted me greatly is the Brunel-made SS Great Britain- an old ship of two hundred years and the Living Museum inside it.

It has been a very modern effort to get us back in two hundred years ago. Inside the ship there is a sense of tremendous thrilling. Everything here is alive. It is a wonderful experience to see the whole life of people of that time in front of the eyes, which is difficult to describe.

Those who like to travel, I tell them, they should not miss the ship to visit anyway.

Another beautiful place is the Cabaret Tower and Brendan Hill. The whole city is seen in the tower. It feels great. However, Bristol's most famous, well-known and scenic spot is the Avon George and the Clifton Suspension Bridge. The hills and jungle on one side, the bridge on the other side.

This bridge is known as the Suicide Bridge. From 1974 to 1993, a total of 127 people jumped to death and committed suicide. Built on the Avon River (1831) This bridge and Avon George The feeling of seeing the hills above the hills and the river below is very enjoyable. This is a tragic history by adding sadness to happiness. Still, the place's good looks can not be avoided.

And yes, there is a very strange story of survival in this bridge, just as there is a tragic story of losing a life. In 1885, the attempt of suicide of a 22-year-old girl named Sarah Anne Henley was unsuccessful. After the girl's jump, her wore skirt worked as a parasut. The girl falls into the mud on the bank of the river and falls in the mud. Thus his life is protected. It is heard that the girl survived for 80 years.