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Steel trail bridge over river in Pisgah National Forest near Asheville, North Carolina
Photo Details
Photo by: Stuart Macdonald
Photo category:
Bridges And Boardwalks
Tags:
rivers and streams, steel, forest
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Grass finding its way through wood planks; Mill Creek Canyon, Salt Lake City, Utah
Grass finding its way through wood planks; Mill Creek Canyon, Salt Lake City, Utah
Grass finding its way through wood planks; Mill Creek Canyon, Salt Lake City, Utah
Steel bridge crossing on the Sacramento River Trail in Redding, California; Sundial Bridge in background.
Steel bridge crossing on the Sacramento River Trail in Redding, California; Sundial Bridge in background.
Steel bridge crossing on the Sacramento River Trail in Redding, California; Sundial Bridge in background.
Concrete trail meets grade of concrete bridge with expansion joint in San Diego's Balboa Park at the Park Boulevard Overpass.
Concrete trail meets grade of concrete bridge with expansion joint in San Diego's Balboa Park at the Park Boulevard Overpass.
Concrete trail meets grade of concrete bridge with expansion joint in San Diego's Balboa Park at the Park Boulevard Overpass.
Concrete trail crossing with flowing water paralleled by bridge on the C and O Canal Trail in Washington, DC
Concrete trail crossing with flowing water paralleled by bridge on the C and O Canal Trail in Washington, DC
Concrete trail crossing with flowing water paralleled by bridge on the C and O Canal Trail in Washington, DC
Steel and wood bridge creek crossing on the Clear Creek Greenbelt in Wheat Ridge, Colorado
Steel and wood bridge creek crossing on the Clear Creek Greenbelt in Wheat Ridge, Colorado
Steel and wood bridge creek crossing on the Clear Creek Greenbelt in Wheat Ridge, Colorado
Concrete sill does not solve the problem of keeping trail material up to bridge grade; Buena Vista, Colorado
Concrete sill does not solve the problem of keeping trail material up to bridge grade; Buena Vista, Colorado
Concrete sill does not solve the problem of keeping trail material up to bridge grade; Buena Vista, Colorado
