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Great shot Harsh! Are you sure though that the walkway below is for pedestrians? Given that the bridge already has a catwalk on it, I would imagine the walkway below is for maintenance purposes.
Posted by Bharat Vohra on 2012 Jan 17 23:40:51 +0000
This is not the same bridge as in Harish Kumar's picture as can be noted by the absence of handrail on the top deck and the different girder patterns(X Vs V) in the middle in latter. I posted this picture to closely depict the walkway arrangement below ...
This is not the same bridge as in Harish Kumar's picture as can be noted by the absence of handrail on the top deck and the different girder patterns(X Vs V) in the middle in latter. I posted this picture to closely depict the walkway arrangement below the track level and the step ladder access to the upper deck. This was taken in Jan. 1993.
Note the person drying his clothes at the river bed.
Posted by Harsh Vardhan on 2012 Jan 05 07:52:26 +0000
Another classic!
@ Apurva Sir: This is the same bridge. This picture was shot from the other side of the bridge. Here the banker is going downhill to Kalakund, whereas in Harish's picture, the loco was pushing the consist up.
Posted by Benhur on 2012 Jan 05 06:58:41 +0000