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Thread ID: 135306	2013-10-19 01:32:00	Might have a use in NZ	Whenu (9358)	PC World Chat

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1356499	2013-10-19 22:27:00	This method has been used on a smaller scale for many years, especially for railway bridges. Another interesting method of building bridges across rivers was to build the new bridge on dry land and then divert the river under the bridge, ideal where the river meanders and needs straightening out to minimize flooding.	mzee (3324)
1356500	2013-10-19 22:58:00	Disturbing seeing CAT digger I hate them	prefect (6291)
1356501	2013-10-20 03:09:00	Bit like the Bailey bridge on a larger scale. Bailey bridges were developed during World War II but are now being used in New Zealand and other countries around the world. The history of Bailey bridges. (www.mabeybridge.com)	Bobh (5192)
1356502	2013-10-20 05:50:00	Won't happen here. Too long to get a resource consent and all the rest of bureaucracy we have...	paulw (1826)
1356503	2013-10-20 08:45:00	Pity they didn't have that facility in Ch Ch, more like 18 months here. Someone needs to tell our council, it would have been ideal for the Heathcote and Bridge Street bridges. Could have had them all done and dusted by now. :rolleyes: Appeared like nobody was wearing hearing protection, OSH would be on 'em like a ton of bricks :) They are probably wearing in-ear protection hence it being invisible.	FoxyMX (5)
1356504	2013-10-20 09:48:00	. . . They are probably wearing in-ear protection hence it being invisible . I hope that is hi-vis in-ear protection . Can't have too much safety ;)	R2x1 (4628)
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