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Alex
Alex Posts: 2,086
edited December 2009 in The Crudcatcher
...Awesome

It'd take a civvy contractor 12 months to do that.
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  • El Capitano
    El Capitano Posts: 6,400
    Indeed.
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  • Gazlar
    Gazlar Posts: 8,083
    At least a year, then it would be delayed. Fair play to them
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  • stubs
    stubs Posts: 5,001
    Brilliant well done lads.

    I think a trip to Workington is in order next weekend just to ride my bike across the Barkerbridge. Hopefully there will be someone with a collecting tin to make a donation to the town clean up, perhaps they could charge all non Workingtonians a toll for crossing.
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  • pte1643
    pte1643 Posts: 518
    stubs wrote:
    I think a trip to Workington is in order next weekend just to ride my bike across the Barkerbridge.

    Just make sure that some guy called magullwalker isn't walking his dog across at the same time, eh?

    :lol:

    Sorry, couldn't resist. :lol:
  • CraigXXL
    CraigXXL Posts: 1,852
    Nice touch in naming the bridge after the copper who died.
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  • colintrav
    colintrav Posts: 1,074
    CraigXXL wrote:
    Nice touch in naming the bridge after the copper who died.

    X2 ... I Whole heartedly Agree ..



    IMO the Bridge should never been taken down ... be left standing .. and everlasting memorial to the Officer
  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,666
    im sorely jealous that i wasnt involved in the building of this bridge. its is terrible that it needed to be built and awful that someone lost their life but this is the kind of work we should be doing, on our own soil and in aid of our own people.
  • GHill
    GHill Posts: 2,402
    Yep, great job by all of those involved. Having grown up in Workington (and still have a lot of family and friends in the area) it is greatly appreciated.

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