Bridge 27 (Update 5) at Goathland Station. Main bridge beams are lifted into position.

[@tz3p9v0]

Living near Whitby, Ontario, Canada I am enjoying what to me looks like spring time weather and temperature. Currently here rain, freezing rain and snow with temps at 0C and snow expected overnight. I am also enjoying the assembly of the new bridge. Thank you for the coverage!

[@kennethhume8628]

Very impressive , another part of the new bridge successfully and safely installed . These videos are excellent .

[@AndreiTupolev]

These videos are very instructional for anyone who might wish to try a bit of DIY bridge construction.

[@tattoo1084]

Another quality video of bridge 27 so far, nice to see beams going in. Thanks.

[@robertday8619]

Please keep the coverage coming 👌👍

[@nymrfootage]

There will be another upload tomorrow evening. I'm there tomorrow.

[@mattseymour8637]

Looking good! Keep up the good work

[@SimonTog]

Interessting video, thumbs up :)

[@K1W1fly]

I'm not a crane operator, but why are they using strops around the beam, when they have thoughtfully included bolt-on lifting eyes?

[@jamesmawson2349]

Part of the initial rail transport

[@philiplindley7384]

I presumed those orange straps were covered steel but the guys seem to throw them around quite easily? Anyone know?

[@stephenhunter70]

i don't now what they're made out of but i do know they do not use steel at all, they're made out of a modern synthetic fabric

[@gillchatfield3231]

And the biggest Lark's Head knots I've ever seen!

[@lwilton]

@@gillchatfield3231 That particular rigging is known as a choker hitch. (At least in the US.)

[@peterjones7417]

They are made from nylon, the outer covering is similar to your seat-belt, very strong and light, well up to the job !

[@philiplindley7384]

@@peterjones7417 I know lorry straps are rated at 7 tons but those must be considerably stronger.

[@billiebobbienorton2556]

Ooooops I thought this was a Leggo thing.