Removing the old concrete arches of Bletchley Flyover 3
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Removing the old concrete arches of Bletchley Flyover 3
Image: © Bob Walters Taken: 8 Jul 2020
This is the huge circular saw used in cutting through the concrete arch ribs of Bletchley Flyover during its removal and rebuilding to modern standards. When cut through, the ribs are quite safe until craned out due to a step in their construction which prevents them falling. See Image and Image for more details.
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