This mysterious place is known for its trio of crooked crossings (at their marked positions below).
| Arch | are built on top of for support (7) | |
| Poorly maintained | are formed from connected (often triangular) elements (5) | |
| Really long | are literally rooted into the terrain (4) | |
| Tension and compression are this sort of forces that | are often made using girders of this material (5) | |
| Nickname of a bowler that Jeff | have curved abutments at each of this (3) | |
| These kinds of movable | may appear to be this, reflecting corrosion or oxidation (6) | |
| These natural types of | normally experience and are affected by (6) | |
| A framework structure that some long | played in a comedy (3,4) | |
| The load-bearing structure of these | rotate like eyelids (4) | |
| Vis-à-vis | where you might find water, or question-asking trolls (5) |
[Note that each crossing between points can be 1 or 2 separate linkways as shown above, and the given grid has edges that wrap around]
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