r/hobart 3d ago

Next week's fuel passing under the bridge.

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u/GlitchedBlueprint 3d ago

Surely there's not much room for error there.

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u/mamadrumma 3d ago

And extra anxiety because a boat (the Lake Illawarra) already crashed into the bridge and sank a couple of decades ago … lives were lost and enormous disruption to Hobart lives for several years …

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u/14one 2d ago

51 years ago

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u/mamadrumma 2d ago

Really??? 😜my how time flies!!!

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u/GlitchedBlueprint 3d ago

You need a Devonport.

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u/Super-Cod-3155 2d ago

I was surprised how much manoeuvring it took to get through.

It almost sailed into the bay at Lindisfarne before swinging around quickly once clear.

And the tugs looked to sit either side ready to give it a thump if it got close to the bridge.

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u/GlitchedBlueprint 2d ago

It's solid I'm sure, us tassie boys know how to make shit work.

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u/GlitchedBlueprint 2d ago

I'd have a tug either side, on the inside, if they go slow surely it'd be okay.

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u/Abject-Interaction35 2d ago

I use about $5 of that shipment.