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| The 8th Wonder of the world is formed from 8 biospheres, encompassing
various climatic conditions that contain over 100, 000 plants from
over 5000 different species. The biospheres lie in an old quarry,
exhausted from years of open mining, now put into wondrously good
use.
The Eden Project is indeed very ambitious and the sheer overwhelming size and beauty of this amazing structure simply cannot be expressed using words. The Eden Project has a continual focus on educating visitors, both young and old, of the fragile and unique world in which we live in. PTS supplied a team of qualified welding inspectors using rope access techniques to verify quality of all site welds throughout the project build. PTS continued yearly safely monitoring of all structural welds to ensure continued performance. Views from outside the many Domes
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