As the two support walls - one on each bank of the river - were completed, the men switched to creating the gigantic beams which will sit atop the walls and the yet-to-be-complete piers in the riverbed.
Here are some photos of the process of preparing the forms to pour the beams:
Below are photos of some beams being poured, and then some of the completed beams. I think these beams are amazing and impressive. For these huge beams (there will eventually be 12 of them), we will definitely be hiring cranes to move them into place.
(To the left in this photo, you can see the second completed support wall)
There you go. That gets us caught up to the point where the men started working in the riverbed. I'll try to get to that next batch of photos pretty soon.
2 comments:
When I think that all of this is done with manual labor I am amazed. Go Allen and Las Flores Bridge Team!!
You guys are awesome!! I continue to pray for safety and good weather. Beth Webb
I keep thinking how are they doing that! Who is reading the manual. It really is amazing.
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