Yes. They are everywhere now. I even saw them on the bridge over the river at Machu Picchu.
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You have to wonder who was the first person to ever do this, but I guess we’ll never know for sure!!
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It's quite a recent phenomenon. The most well-known was the Pont Des Arts in Paris.
Though I found this search result reference which may or may not be true.
"The tradition of attaching padlocks onto the bridge began roughly around 2008. The custom has been traced to a 2006 novel by Frederico Moccia called “I Want You,” which features couples writing their names onto a padlock attached to Rome’s Milvian bridge before throwing the key into the river as a sign of eternal love."
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