Whatever Weds. Steel Through-Truss Bridge

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This is a Union Pacific Through-Truss Bridge you can see off I80 East in Lockwood, NV.

This is the only history I could find on the internet about it.

“Southern Pacific merged into Union Pacific in 1995, so the bridge predates that. The exact build date isn’t well-documented in publicly available sources, but given the CP/SP heritage of the line, it likely dates to the early-to-mid 20th century when the original wooden truss bridges on this corridor were being replaced with steel.” Circa 1930’s.

The bridge goes over the Truckee River. I’ve seen trains heading toward the bridge a few times but, I’ve always been down the trail quite away from the bridge so I haven’t managed to get a shot of the train on the bridge. Hopefully one day I’ll get the timing right. The view is NNE ish.

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Steel Through-Truss Bridge with Wood Deck

This is looking west from the trail.

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Truckee River Looking West.

We’re still having Summer temperatures here. Cool mornings with our high in the mid 80’s.

I hope your week is going well.

more to come…

Monochrome Madness 2 23/52 1901 Trestle Bridge

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I made this image last week-end while on the way home from Lassen National Park.

Monochrome Madness 2 23 of 52 1901 Trestle Bridge

To get to this old railroad bridge one must hike along the tracks, or the side of them for a mile+.
There is heavy vegetation on both sides of the bridge so getting an image of the under side wasn’t possible.

Sacramento River Bridge (Siskiyou County, California)
Built 1901
Pin-connected Pratt through truss bridge over Sacramento River on Union Pacific Railroad~Bridgehunter.com

Since the trestle is so old I thought I’d develop this image with an old/vintage film look. I think it works.

If you have time check out Leanne Cole’s Monochrome Madness 2! There are so many talented photographers posting weekly.

Nikon Df| AF-S Nikkor 17-35mm| Tripod| Hoodman STEEL Ultra High Speed Digital Film

More to come…