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A 130-Year-Old Bridge. Remote Tasmania. Live Trains Still Running.
Most jobs don’t start like this. Forty minutes into the remote Tasmanian wilderness, standing on a heritage-listed railway bridge built in the 1890s, above moving water with passenger trains still scheduled to run. No road access. No phone reception. No room for error. This wasn’t just another project for West Coast Wilderness Rail. They needed structural strengthening work completed on their 46m bridge without shutting down operations or compromising a structure that had s
Kirsty Dryburgh
Jul 164 min read
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