Work to restore Eyre River suspension bridge underway

12/29/2024 04:21 PM

A volunteer works on removing scrub which had hidden the approach ramps for the Wolffs Road Walking bridge over the Eyre River in North Canterbury. PHOTO: JOHN COSGROVE The Wolffs Rd pedestrian bridge over Canterbury's Eyre River is a step closer to returning to its original state after volunteers cleared a jungle of vegetation from around the towers.

Work to restore Eyre River suspension bridge underway

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