The lights are on again...
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KAYCEE
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About time too.
It will give the guys at the Cove at decent back drop for their nightime photographs.
It will give the guys at the Cove at decent back drop for their nightime photographs.
Fanum
Toubab
That really is the 1150 adv of bridges 
That really is the 1150 adv of bridges
Good analogy. Forth Bridge, needs the odd lick of paint. Good for another 100 years.
Forth road bridge, corroding from inside, constant modifications from new. Got around 20 years life left.
New bridge (not built yet). Probably built from plastic and string. Will look nice for a few weeks before it falls down in a strong breeze.
Brilliant!!Good analogy. Forth Bridge, needs the odd lick of paint. Good for another 100 years.
Forth road bridge, corroding from inside, constant modifications from new. Got around 20 years life left.
New bridge (not built yet). Probably built from plastic and string. Will look nice for a few weeks before it falls down in a strong breeze.
Haw ye auld cynic yeGood analogy. Forth Bridge, needs the odd lick of paint. Good for another 100 years.
Forth road bridge, corroding from inside, constant modifications from new. Got around 20 years life left.
New bridge (not built yet). Probably built from plastic and string. Will look nice for a few weeks before it falls down in a strong breeze.
Mind you wi all that cheap chinese steel it prolly won,t be able tae tak the weight of yon ould 1150,s
So where does the 1100 fit in all of this 
Why do you feel the need to put 3 feckin bridges up at one crossing point ??
Bloody short sighted-ness !
Sydney Harbour Bridge - manages 2 train lines and 10 lanes of traffic - built 1900-ish.
Bloody short sighted-ness !
Sydney Harbour Bridge - manages 2 train lines and 10 lanes of traffic - built 1900-ish.
Fanum
Toubab
Why do you feel the need to put 3 feckin bridges up at one crossing point ??
Bloody short sighted-ness !
Sydney Harbour Bridge - manages 2 train lines and 10 lanes of traffic - built 1900-ish.
You might want to check your facts there
You might want to check your facts there
oh ok....
When the Sydney Harbour Bridge was opened by the Premier of New South Wales, Mr Jack Lang on the 19th March 1932, the Harbour Bridge was one of the greatest engineering masterpieces of its time
Today the Sydney Harbour Bridge carries eight traffic lanes and two railroad lines. There is a pedestrian pathway on the eastern side of the bridge and a cycleway on the western side of the bridge.
http://www.harbourbridge.com.au/hbpages/historycontx.html
skinnersscotch
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So between the Forth Bridge being opened and the Sydney Harbour Bridge being opened they had invented the motorcar!
STUBBS
undead
So where does the 1100 fit in all of this
strong reliable will be around for ages does what its needed for
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