Pic River Snowmobile Bridge

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	17 August 2001 A fisheye view of the bridge span at the start of the day. The 175t crane is back on the east side of the river.
	While the 175t crane supports the east end of the bridge, the Iron workers dismantle the guide frame inside the east tower.
	With the guide frame removed, the Iron workers and Carpenters work to remove the cribbing from inside the east tower.
	With all the temporary material removed, the Iron workers are now connecting the swing plate between the bridge and the base of the east tower.
	At this time, the swing plate is installed and the 175t crane is no longer supporting the bridge. The end of the bridge is floating about eight inches higher than were it will be bolted. Once bolted down, the bridge will be pre-stressed.
	The 175t crane has left the site. The bridge is now bolted in place. Here you see the first end of the first 1.25 inch suspension cable being installed.
	The second end of the first suspension cable is being installed.
	Yet anther fisheye view of the bridge. This is how everything was left for the weekend.

Mark Frame Bridge

Marathon Sno-Kickers Pic River Snowmobile Bridge Project