Civil's Week 2002

P-Way Work


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< Spring 2002 | Easter 2003 >

Ballast delivery. In heaps. It has to be spread into a two-metre wide base on the correct alignment. This is not so easy when it arrives by lorry because a lot of moving of ballast is called for. It will be easier when dumper trucks can be used to place it in smaller piles.

Rick Beton

597x401, 59KiB

< Spring 2002 | Easter 2003 >

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Civil's Week 2002

P-Way Work

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