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Concrete round piers support the joists in place; Greenbelt Wetland Boardwalk in Lakewood, Colorado
Photo Details
Photo by: Stuart Macdonald
Photo category:
Bridges And Boardwalks
Tags:
boardwalk, surface, wood, wetland
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Rock retaining wall holds trail surfacing material at wood bridge approach on the Emerald Bay Trail at Lake Tahoe, California
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Steel trail bridge over river in Pisgah National Forest near Asheville, North Carolina
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Pink concrete edges give visual warning on low water crossing over Cherry Creek at Holly Street bridge in Denver, Colorado
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Bear Creek Greenbelt in Lakewood, Colorado
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A heavy timber extends along the bridge approach to retain the trail surfacing material (crushed stone); Easter Seals Handicamp, Empire, Colorado
A heavy timber extends along the bridge approach to retain the trail surfacing material (crushed stone); Easter Seals Handicamp, Empire, Colorado
A heavy timber extends along the bridge approach to retain the trail surfacing material (crushed stone); Easter Seals Handicamp, Empire, Colorado
