It was like a monkey bridge across a violent chasm.

Between me and the house stood a creek with a "monkey bridge" - a single palm trunk.

After inspection, all the Scouts played in the river - including on the aerial runway and monkey bridge.

After the monkey bridge was built, the boys spent the rest of the afternoon on the bridge, runway, and in the river.

A monkey bridge may refer to:

Saruhashi (written: 猿橋 lit "monkey bridge") is a Japanese surname.

Monkey Bridge is the semi-autobiographical story of a mother and daughter who leave Vietnam to come to the United States.

Monkey Bridge traverses several opposing worlds.

The Monkey Bridge, the highest navigational platform on a bridge (ship)

For this leg's Roadblock, one team member must walk on a cầu khỉ (monkey bridge) to reach a hanging clue at the other end.

It was also called Monkey Bridge, as its narrowness limited the number of people crossing at a time and therefore using it required some agility.

Monkey Bridge By Lan Cao.

A cầu khỉ ("monkey bridge") in Vietnam is a handmade bamboo or wooden passway across a stream or gully.

Monkey Bridge, published in 1997, is the debut novel of Vietnamese American attorney and writer Lan Cao.

The lock-up and urinal are over-topped by a section of stone paved walkway with railings known as 'The Monkey Bridge'

Black Monkey Bridge, which was built around 1860, carries the West Somerset Railway, a steam operated heritage railway over a stream and footpath.

As in Monkey Bridge, The Lotus and the Storm deals with disjunction, war, trauma, loss, lives exiled, and the continuing weight of the past on the present.

Assimilation and Adolescence: Jamaica Kincaid's Lucy and Lan Cao's Monkey Bridge.

This was a monkey bridge from one platform to another and from there we had to build an aerial runway to another platform and then a walkway down to the ground.

The Railway workshop one small length bylane foot bridge, (Local folks call this lane 'Monkey bridge') which connects Matunga East to Matunga west.

I thought of the long hours ahead, the rice paddies, the mud, the impossible-to-cross, single-pole monkey bridges, and the inevitable plunge into the small canals as I slipped off the bridges.

Monkey Bridge has been widely adopted in high schools and colleges, in courses such as AP English, comparative literature, women's studies, Vietnam War studies, and cultural studies.

In addition to Monkey Bridge, Cao also co-authored Everything You Need to Know about Asian American History with Himilce Novas.

I made a promise to myself that the next big civil affairs project from our camp would be to replace all of the monkey bridges with plank bridges that I could navigate easily.

The "monkey bridge," as a uniquely Vietnamese traditional symbol, was the inspiration for the title of American author Lan Cao's novel Monkey Bridge.