Re: Resource for DRGW bridges and structures
| November 29, 2018 08:04AM |
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While not a plan per se, this Hermosa Creek bridge photo offers a great closeup of the truss construction detail ...
Note the steel/iron (castings?) that form the interface between the diagonal and horizontal wood beams of the truss.
That photo is part of a Durango Herald story about Silverton season opening in 2012:
[durangoherald.com]
Note the steel/iron (castings?) that form the interface between the diagonal and horizontal wood beams of the truss.
That photo is part of a Durango Herald story about Silverton season opening in 2012:
[durangoherald.com]
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