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No Parking Zone! => Off Topic, Off Colour, and non-motorcycle related => Topic started by: JuST Peter on September 05, 2013, 09:43:23 PM
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A short look at how the 'coat hanger' came into being:
Sydney's Harbour Bridge (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jy5cZ-IO0Eg#)
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Engineers deserve huge credit for designing such marvels. The mathematics involved, considering they were using slide rules and log tables, excels today's computer-designed machinery. Imagine the surveying that was undertaken to align the foundations so precisely that the spans built on them met perfectly!
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Fascinating :thumb remember watching this clip at school when far to young to appreciate.
:beer
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Impressive as it is, it's got nothing on the Bribie Island Bridge....... :p
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Its a pity they did not properly integrate the road traffic with continued use of trams and the ferries.
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Impressive as it is, it's got nothing on the Bribie Island Bridge....... :p
Pfffftt. :fp
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Impressive as it is, it's got nothing on the Bribie Island Bridge....... :p
Pfffftt. :fp
You're kidding aren't you Neale ........ The Bribie Island Bridge connects Mainland Australia with Queenslands only off shore island.......
What does the Sydney Harbour Bridge do? Besides looking like a coat hanger.... Come on there's just no comparison.
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And it only took me 7 letters and a full stop. :nahnah
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I flew a Hawk jet trainer under Sydney Harbour Bridge, cant do that with the Bribie Is bridge o:) o:)
OK, it was in a simulator, but the statement still stands..
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Great clip,My Grandfather was one of the original painters on the bridge.
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Great clip,My Grandfather was one of the original painters on the bridge.
That's quite a legacy SD. However, apparently he didn't get the job done....they're still painting it...
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Not the bit he painted we do things properly in my family.