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Thanks David. While for simplicity it makes sense to have one point/forum of couaonicmtimn to assist expedite this project, whether this is the most valid tool is a worthy question the OSPG will duly consider. There are alternatives of which Facebook is one. Keep the comments rolling in!Regards, Anthony

Great! It's great to do something so sipecal. Of course its dangerous but these young people are fit and have prepared themselves. I doubt its a better life always to do things that are safe and someone tries to protect you.

praskyde vakarieciai. Jie duzsiaaniai buna savo antruju pusiu vergai Musiskiai tuno ukanotose Tauro aludese, kur, buna, kartais pasimusa. Ir zmonos tik akutes nuolankiai nuleidusios tupi virtuveje prie puodu. Retas vakaru europidas ta supras.

Russian? It may be Russian teens climbing the brigde (though in all the stories I read, their cultural or political nationality is not defined).The brigde is in Kyiv, Ukraine (something that should be pointed out Moscow Bridge gives the ignorant world the impression it is in Moscow by EnglishRussia.com. The brigde is called the Moskovskyi Bridge (Moscow Bridge) to commemorate the connection between Kyiv and Moscow. It's height is listed as being 119meters. The teens wore head-gear to hold their cameras during the climbing stages.