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How to replace a bridge
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Blink Bonny
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Re: How to replace a bridge
Ay up!
Love the piledriving on time lapse! Fascinating, many thanks!
Love the piledriving on time lapse! Fascinating, many thanks!
If I ain't here, I'm in Bilston, scoffing decent chips at last!!!!
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Re: How to replace a bridge
Just need to get the NYMR to work that fast. 
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Re: How to replace a bridge
You mean they don't? 
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Re: How to replace a bridge
Ask BryanBlink Bonny wrote:You mean they don't?
Re: How to replace a bridge
And I will ask Nigel.
Just a quick note here to say that concrete was meant to start being poured for Bridge 7 in Pickering station today but + 4 degrees was the lowest they could go to, with the local weather having other ideas and getting down around - 7.
Half term services are planned but using Joem 69023 Grosmont - Goathland and a DMU for Goathland - Pickering as the missing bridge means only about 2 coach lengths available if that.
Just a quick note here to say that concrete was meant to start being poured for Bridge 7 in Pickering station today but + 4 degrees was the lowest they could go to, with the local weather having other ideas and getting down around - 7.
Half term services are planned but using Joem 69023 Grosmont - Goathland and a DMU for Goathland - Pickering as the missing bridge means only about 2 coach lengths available if that.