I-215 Abridged
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The 1.1 million pound steel bridge sitting parallel to the I-215 freeway.
Photo Courtesy of: Bill Nessel
The massive steel bridge sitting alongside the I-215 freeway. It took the same piece of equipment that was used to transport the space shuttle Endeavor to move this massive bridge.
Photo Courtesy of: Bill Nessel
The bridge for the "Spring Sting" project, appropriately fitted with a picture of a bumblebee.
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Massive concrete legs for the new bridge to be installed.
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The 1.1 million pound bridge and a crane across the Blue Mountain.
Photo Courtesy of: Bill Nessel
Large steel legs to support the massive bridge over the I-215 freeway.
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