The small creek, almost a drain, that required the bridge to exist 450x600 DSCF2011.JPG |
28 from the north side 800x600 DSCF2012.JPG |
One of the two culverts required to complete the works 800x600 DSCF2013.JPG |
side on shot. 800x600 DSCF2029.JPG |
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a few from rail height up the first hill from healesville 800x600 DSCF2031.JPG |
Assesing the first pile 800x600 DSCF2034.JPG |
One bolt off, one half through 800x600 DSCF2035.JPG |
ready to attack the first pile 800x600 DSCF2036.JPG |
After removing the bracing, we were greeted with this little delight 800x600 DSCF2040.JPG |
Pile on the left, 2LO was ok, but termites have destroyed it in the last 2 years, the one next to it, 2LI was supposed to be first. 800x600 DSCF2041.JPG |
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Old 2LO, showing termites in the heart. 800x600 DSCF2045.JPG |
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The small white flecks are termites, millions of them. Birds had a field day eating them all 800x600 DSCF2048.JPG |
Base of 2LO, the sill for this plant was perfect and was reused. 800x600 DSCF2049.JPG |
The timber on 2LI is similar to a sinking pile cradle, but was common to all piles on this line when first installed. I.e this ones from 1889. 800x600 DSCF2052.JPG |
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New pile ready to install 800x600 DSCF2058.JPG |
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