And I've loved watching the various little earthmovers and pavers work on this project for a while.
It's been mostly done for a while now except for the bridge... and this week Big A and I noticed that they have a bridge ready to go. It looks like all they have to do is use that big red crane to position the bridge to span the river.
Also: It occurred to me yesterday that not spending as much time with L as I usually do (our individual travel plans and illness patterns and work schedules have been bonkers) may also be impacting my sense of wellbeing... L is the absolute best.
Pic: Construction on the east Red Cedar riverwalk project underway.
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There was a big overpass project near my house, years ago, and they had constructed the overpass to just be positioned by a crane. And guess what: the size of the overpass was incorrect! It was too short. They had to redo it. It was a huge mess and a good reminder to measure once, cut twice.
When Noah was three there was a construction project on a small bridge a block from our house and we used to go and just sit on a neighbors' grass to watch the machines.
What a fun little project! Will you be able to make use of this path once it's completed?
Nicole--Yikes! I've always heard that saying from the opposite direction: Measure twice, cut once.
Steph--I love the visual of you and Noah enjoying the machines. I did feel a bit like a toddler enamored of construction machines the way I watched this project... haha.
NGS--Yes :)! And that's the part I'm super excited about! I've never seen the Red Cedar River from that side.
Nice.
Whoops, that's what I meant - measure twice, cut once! Lol! I'm travelling so not on my a-game right now!
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