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The Hoover Dam Bypass Project (which includes the New Colorado Bridge) is a complex project made up of four miles of roadway (two lanes in each direction), eight bridges, wildlife crossings, a 2,000 foot-long bridge over the Colorado River and various pedestrian and visitor improvements. Because of the magnitude of this project, it will be constructed in four distinct phases: the Arizona Approach, the Nevada Approach, the Colorado River Bridge, and final roadway surfacing. Construction of the Arizona approach has begun followed by the Nevada Approach in this perspective one can not see the workers on the left side but they are there thanks for viewing and comments.I am still way behind in the galleries. I found my safe by a local creek but it and contents were ruined and none of my software was there.

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B_PEACOCK

5:35AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

That is awesome they are fixing it up. The one thing that Obama did that I like is that any job over 25 mil has to have Union workers on them. We are the only Union portable toilet company around. Fantastic shot Richard

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GBCalls

5:54AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

Working up there is something only a few can be comfortable at. Excellent photo and explanation.

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rawdodb

6:35AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

Gorgeous shot!!! Sounds like you're the one doing all the detective work.. Good luck in tracking down the culprits..

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ShadowsNTime

6:40AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

Great shot and info Richard! My grandfather worked on the Hoover Dam (originally named Boulder Dam) and stayed in Boulder City that was built for the workers. I have letters that he wrote to my gran while he stayed there and she was still in Washington state. I am sure he would be very intrigued at this new project:-)

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tryky5carla

7:07AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

Wonderful capture, great idea !!!

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LBJ2

7:28AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

Fantastic capture, Richard. Love the colouring. And what an amazing piece of engineering. Interesting facts and info.

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allnaydi

7:49AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

Great construction capture and background info Richard. I'm very sorry that you couldn't retrieve the contents of your safe my friend.

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moonrancher

8:12AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

This is an excellent shot of that amazing construction, showing the complexity.

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schonee

8:21AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

What a Great capture Richard!

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flavia49

8:32AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

breathtaking picture!!!

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Rainastorm

8:37AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

Awesome yet scary...love it!

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sandra46

8:42AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

wonderful shot, and very interesting info!!!!!

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Meglaurel

8:42AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

heartsick over loss of your software. No doubt representive of many years; still you have the ability to search on for record. Thank you Richard.

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scifibabe

8:48AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

Holy cow - I would hate to be one of those workers! Such dangerous work. Wonderful POV for this - really shows the danger and the amazing task they have ahead of this. Really cool shot.

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bronwyn_lea

8:53AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

This is a fascinating picture! Amazing to see this. I drove over the Hoover Dam before.

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magnus073

8:55AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

This is awesome Richard and I'd like to see more shots from this site

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CavalierLady

9:13AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

What a great shot! Impressive and massive construction project and quite a precarious and dangerous project too, with those huge power lines in the background! So sorry about your safe and cd's!

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sazzart

9:19AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

Big project, great view; and a scary thought when I looked close & realized the bridge height: Can you imagine being in the middle just when a strong Earthquake hit? Ohhh!

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mapps

9:35AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

wow that is really cool, but you wouldn't catch me up there working :-)

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beatoangelico

9:38AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

super scene...great lighting and excellent work..!!!

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giareg

10:28AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

The perspective on it is fantastic!

Hopalong

10:45AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

The absurdity operates on many different levels, including the absolute ignorance of modern engineers, who are far inferior to the ancients, and especially the deluded American variety. Examined closely one sees another formula for catastrophe, and a stupid arrogance, mainly Protestant, so great as to be effectively impenetrable. Bon appetit.

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soffy

10:46AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

Impressive view and construction,thanks for sharing****

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annie5

10:56AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

It's a big project..impressive capture! :)

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timtripp

11:14AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

excellent!

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flaviok

11:30AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

Esplendida captura, magnifica meu amigo, aplausos (5)

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dianas..creations

11:45AM | Sun, 19 April 2009

Awesome capture..!!

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evielouise

12:45PM | Sun, 19 April 2009

Firs place I saw when I came to the USA I'm sure they made many changes wonderful capture:

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Syltermermaid

12:51PM | Sun, 19 April 2009

Looks like a hell of a job!!!!! Wonderful captured Richard!!! Hugs Ute

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anaber

12:55PM | Sun, 19 April 2009

Excellent work!Great details.Thank you for sharing.


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F Numberf/13.0
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XTi
Shutter Speed1/400
ISO Speed200
Focal Length25

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