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Here we have the boys sneaking up on a wild bridge so as to get a closer look at its bone structure. Periodicals have noted in the past that the bones of ancient bridges have been discovered in the same valleys where dinosaur, mammoth and mosquito bones lay. This is a particularly old bridge dating back to the Civil War era.

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Welcome back to ‘Trucks! In the Wild!’. This photo taken from the camouflaged lair inside an abandoned Holden showing our very own Stevo (said with a soft ‘J’) slowly approaching yet another wild Underbridgus Inspectoratum. It’s very important for Steven (also with a silent ‘M’) to keep his eye out for movement from under the bridge, as male Brigidus’s like to wrap themselves around, up & under while they gain a good foothold on bridge components. Luckily Steven (pronounced Stephan with a 2nd ‘B’) has the instincts, foresight and composure to deal with these unpredictable beasts.

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Guess you could say the roads were a bit quiet on this one! Some say this is the road that inspired Dan Hill’s “It’s a Long Road” which ended up being the theme for the movie “RAMBO: First Blood”. On occasion UBM 1 dresses-up like John Rambo complete with bandana, electric cable and knife, so you could say he was pretty excited to be on this job. He also likes to dress up as the cast from “Dirty Dancing” and not as Patrick Swayze’s character. We do tell him to knock it off in the yard, but some trucks just want to dance!

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I think the new-look Traffic Controllers really blend-in with the environment – and we really appreciate them! After a 4 hour stint directing our under bridge units, this guy just took off his hard-hat, hi-vis vest, sunnies, gloves, ear-muffs, steel-caps, long-strides and ditched the lolli-pop to give us a hand to pick up our witches hats. Bloody legend!

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If you are travelling along the highway and see this in your rearview mirror - your mirror isn’t working correctly... we don’t use reverse stickers.

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You’ve heard about the chicken crossing the road, but what about ‘the snake crossing the bridge’?When these fellas appear on bridges, our operators ensure that they don’t become roadkill. Sssssssimply sssssstunning!! Got a snake in your boots/bridge? Visit our website: www.downunderbridgeunits.com.au

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If you thought that this picture depicts some type of submarine contraption used for cage-diving with the local crocs or to inspect the famous ‘Flesh Eating River Worm of the New Hebrides’ then don’t despair… plenty of amateurs just like yourself have made the same mistake. It does indeed take an experienced eye trained in the rare art of ‘Under-Bridge Inspectioning’ to realise that this is instead a photo capturing the world-renown Brigidus Inspectorum in its native habitat – on bridges in the wetlands of Australia.

In this picture you will see Pierre, one of our world-class operators, catching the Brigidus with his seer-sucker plaid truck lasso specifically designed to capture the Brigidus without taking off any skin. The Brigidus is sometimes known to buck and wriggle, so sustained concentration on the lasso, the Brigidus and the smiling croc below is needed.

Pierre himself is acknowledged as a legend in his own right having found over 32,459 pieces of gum under one of these bridges. However, the number of Pierre’s found under these types bridges is significantly lower.

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The best time to inspect a bridge is actually while they are sleeping. Bridges, particularly wooden ones, are renown heavy sleepers, and it’s during this time of rest that the Down Under Bridge Unit crew can attend to their works safely. If you look closely at this photo you can see that our operator has stealthily slid under the belly of the bridge-beast with nary a movement from the big fella. The ability to do this while not disturbing the bridge takes years of practice in yoga, lung-breathing and just good old ninja focus! The key here is getting low enough to fully examine the bridge while not getting their steel-caps wet. Our operators become experts at this by attending limbo practice 3 times a week and dieting on cured meats, pickles and kelp. It’s a dangerous game, dealing with these bridges, but someone has got to do it!

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