Ben Salter's photos with the keyword: Pont y Werin

Heavy rain on the river Ely.

Looking down from Penarth the height of the jib on this crane can be compared to the nearby apartments.

This crane is the tallest crane in the UK with a 1,200 tonne lifting capacity. It was built in Germany, at a cost of £4 million, and is used all over the world for various lifting projects. It arrived on 48 articulated lorries and took six men four days to put together, with the help of a smaller crane. When fully assembled it is over 100 metres (328 ft) high, and weighs nearly 1,400 tonnes. This is equivalent to the weight of 70 double-decker buses or three jumbo jets full of passengers

More activity on the bridge after a rain shower.

The second section being lowered into place, as seen from the waterbus.

Workers manouvre the third section into place. This section will lift like drawbridge to allow tall boats beneath

This crane is the largest mobile crane in the UK. It costs a million pounds to transport it, and a thousand pounds an hour to operate!!!

Activity at the site of the new footbridge.

The first section of the new bridge in place.

The new Pont y Werin fottbridge under construction using the 290ft-high crane, which has a lifting capacity of 1200 tonnes.

This crane is the tallest crane in the UK with a 1,200 tonne lifting capacity. It was built in Germany, at a cost of £4 million, and is used all over the world for various lifting projects. It arrived on 48 articulated lorries and took six men four days to put together, with the help of a smaller crane. When fully assembled it is over 100 metres (328 ft) high, and weighs nearly 1,400 tonnes. This is equivalent to the weight of 70 double-decker buses or three jumbo jets full of passengers

This crane is the largest mobile crane in the UK. It costs a million pounds to transport it, and a thousand pounds an hour to operate!!!