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Crossing Dickabram Bridge
Crossing Dickabram Bridge
Easing onto the Dickabram Bridge
Easing onto the Dickabram Bridge
Across the New Danube
Across the New Danube
Steam-Driven

Easing onto the Dickabram Bridge

Gingerly easing onto the 5MPH speed-limited, combined road-rail Dickabram Bridge, across the Mary River.
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Agree, why is the speed limit so low?
 
Steam-Driven
Thanks, Folks..The speed limit a concession to the bridge's age..Built originally in 1878, I believe (I'll check that) and rebuilt variously following major flood damage (last major re-build in 1938.)
 

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