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Re: King Street Bridge
The reason this bridge has taken so long is money i'd suspect, that and some pretty average decisions from council. There was never any after hours work being done, no weekends, no nights, just times when labour is cheapest.
the most rediculous thing is that this could have been closed for a week if they just built a new one next to it, opened that, then demo'd the old one after commissioning the newy.
in addition to the poor decisions, this is possibly the most boring bridge to ever be constructed in a marina.
what a shame.
the most rediculous thing is that this could have been closed for a week if they just built a new one next to it, opened that, then demo'd the old one after commissioning the newy.
in addition to the poor decisions, this is possibly the most boring bridge to ever be constructed in a marina.
what a shame.
Re: King Street Bridge
Its a very small bridge, get over it!!!......literally.Jatza wrote:The reason this bridge has taken so long is money i'd suspect, that and some pretty average decisions from council. There was never any after hours work being done, no weekends, no nights, just times when labour is cheapest.
the most rediculous thing is that this could have been closed for a week if they just built a new one next to it, opened that, then demo'd the old one after commissioning the newy.
in addition to the poor decisions, this is possibly the most boring bridge to ever be constructed in a marina.
what a shame.
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Re: King Street Bridge
anyone got pics?
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Re: King Street Bridge
Love ya second photo Bill!
Good to see your trigger finger is still about.
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Re: King Street Bridge
Thanks Bill, great photos mate! love the new lighting!
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News & Discussion: Metropolitian Adelaide Road Upgrades
Heres a link to the new Brighton Rd management Plan, interestingly it doesnt addrress the issue of the train line but the rest looks quite interesting.
http://www.infrastructure.sa.gov.au/__d ... _Draft.pdf
http://www.infrastructure.sa.gov.au/__d ... _Draft.pdf
Re: King Street Bridge
Glad you like the shots guys.
Sorry for dredging up an old thread, but as Ben pointed out, the lighting changes regularly and it does indeed look really good.
The dead-calm water made for interesting reflections.
Sorry for dredging up an old thread, but as Ben pointed out, the lighting changes regularly and it does indeed look really good.
The dead-calm water made for interesting reflections.
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Re: King Street Bridge
Thanks Bill - definitely worth a look!BillD wrote:Glad you like the shots guys.
Sorry for dredging up an old thread, but as Ben pointed out, the lighting changes regularly and it does indeed look really good.
The dead-calm water made for interesting reflections.
Re: King Street Bridge
They should do lighting like this on the Morphett St bridge next to the convention centre extension. Would jazz up that bridge quite nicely.Xaragmata wrote:Thanks Bill - definitely worth a look!BillD wrote:Glad you like the shots guys.
Sorry for dredging up an old thread, but as Ben pointed out, the lighting changes regularly and it does indeed look really good.
The dead-calm water made for interesting reflections.
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