Got a head for heights then this may be for you.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-16703104
Forth Bridge viewing platform
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Re: Forth Bridge viewing platform
A great idea. Go for it, I say.
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I'm with you too - a marvellous idea.
Scotland's equivalent to the Sidney Harbour Bridge which you can of course climb! I am sure it would be a great money-spinner and help cover maintenance costs. You could even take a paint brush up with you!
Scotland's equivalent to the Sidney Harbour Bridge which you can of course climb! I am sure it would be a great money-spinner and help cover maintenance costs. You could even take a paint brush up with you!
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Re: Forth Bridge viewing platform
Yay! Do the whole thing in Apple Green.
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Taken on a visit in 1976.
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- Queensferry Cantilever.
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- A 37 amongst the girders.
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- A sound not to be missed! A 40 with the Aberdeen cement train roaring across.
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Surely you took those first????Deepol wrote:A couple I got later of the building of this icon.
don't forget about the Great Eastern Railway
Re: Forth Bridge viewing platform
I wish..............