A 7,000-pound turbine blade spent decades holding itself out sideways in Colorado wind, got trucked to Atlanta, and now lies on its side as a 50-foot span over a creek, opening two acres of park that nobody in the neighborhood could reach on foot before
Summary by The Atlanta Editorial Desk · As published by Autonocion.com
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A 7,000-pound turbine blade, previously used in Colorado, has been repurposed as a bridge. The blade, which spans 50 feet, now lies over a creek, providing access to a previously inaccessible area. This new pathway opens up two acres of parkland that were formerly out of reach on foot.
The turbine blade was transported from Colorado and installed in its new location. It spent decades withstanding wind in its original setting before being relocated.
Further details about this project are available from Autonocion.com, which reported on the transformation of the turbine blade into a functional bridge.
