The 7th girder was lifted this morning. With calm weather throughout the day, I see no reason why an 8th girder can't be lifted. 8 is complete, with 9 and 10 just about finished. Meanwhile cladding continues on (strangely) the 2nd girder. There is obviously a reason for the cladding to start on the second girder and not the first, but it's not very explicit to the general public.
The first 4 girders. Note the cladding on the 2nd.
Girders 2 through 7.
The death-defying antics of the truss climbers.
On the render one can see the horizontal slats of cladding being attached if one looks closely.
These men have courage beyond belief.
From a more a distant perspective. The next three girders on the right almost ready for lifting.
As they stand proudly.
A nice view of the 7th in place.
Another picture of the courageous truss climbers on the magnificent girder.
The first 4 girders. Note the cladding on the 2nd.
Girders 2 through 7.
The death-defying antics of the truss climbers.
On the render one can see the horizontal slats of cladding being attached if one looks closely.
These men have courage beyond belief.
From a more a distant perspective. The next three girders on the right almost ready for lifting.
As they stand proudly.
A nice view of the 7th in place.
Another picture of the courageous truss climbers on the magnificent girder.
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