trestle bridge

This took place between the trestle bridge and the tunnel.

The old, rusty trestle bridge had been blown up at some point.

The scouts appeared as they were crossing the trestle bridge.

He would do anything to save his railroad and its massive trestle bridge.

He could see the trestle bridge and followed the line of the track leading up to the hill fort.

Four dark shapes were heading towards the narrow trestle bridge.

"We'd been forced to keep a guard posted while we were building the trestle bridge.

A light aluminum trestle bridge had been placed across the roofs of the two buildings.

The wagon path running across the trestle bridge was thankfully deserted.

The last portion to be completed was the trestle bridge from which the trail derives its name.

She warns Alexander about the man who damaged the trestle bridge, so he could save others.

At the time, it was one of the longest trestle bridges in North America.

A gaping emptiness reigned where once the trestle bridge stood.

Bram left them to return to his work on the trestle bridge.

It was a favorable sign, his train and its trestle bridge making it through.

Without a word, he dropped below the trestle bridge to where the pins that held it fixed were concealed.

You know where the trestle bridge over Center Valley Road is?

The trestle bridge cost about $60,000, and the first train to cross it was on June 23, 1898.

For most of 2009, all service was suspended, so as to permit work to rehabilitate the line's four trestle bridges.

The trestle bridge is nearly finished, and we have worked hard for a Gajo.

Puffing Billy and the historic trestle bridge are featured on the school logo.

A wooden trestle bridged a gorge along the way.

In the context of trestle bridges, each supporting frame is generally referred to as a bent.

This section, containing three dilapidated trestle bridges, will remain incomplete until at least 2009.

A little way off, hooves pounded on wood as the Druids reached the trestle bridge.