I can't find a good profile shot of "the Blue Bridge" in Victoria, BC, but it was a favourite of mine for being frequently used, and scenic, as well as being occasionally lifted to let a mast through: Google Maps
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In the first, B& W photo, I see a classic suspension bridge, with cables in tension carrying all the loads. The newer, pale blue bridge has a roadway suspended from an arch. The newest bridge puts the roadway into compression to save on cables, which seems to be a winner. Perhaps the assembly will get so rigid that trains can be run on them. The concentrated loading is hard on the classic styles.Old Railway bridge and car transporter bridge
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car transporter bridge demolished and a suspension bridge built in it's placeView attachment 92071
the following 30 yrs saw traffic congestion (and 'jumpers' threatening suicide) bringing traffic to a standstill and no other way to cross the river. A bid for an additional crossing was successful and offers easy access for commuters to motorway networks
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lucky enough to watch the Mersey Gateway bridge being built
All three bridges over the River Mersey. Old and new.
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I can't find a good profile shot of "the Blue Bridge" in Victoria, BC, but it was a favourite of mine for being frequently used, and scenic, as well as being occasionally lifted to let a mast through: Google Maps
Great pictures. There are a lot of pictures that you could have also included. Like the Negley Ave bridge with some 4x4 wood posts that might or might not be responsible for holding the bridge up.Andy Warhol Bridge, in Pittsburgh. Fun to cross, and I like the architecture around it.
It's where the three rivers meet, so it's a fun area.