Kenya Travel Lifestyle Portrait :: Murang’a Maragua Railway Bridge

Kenya Travel Lifestyle Portrait :: Murang’a Maragua Railway Bridge

Model: Stephen Juma Aka Kirstie Paul
Location: MURANG’A_MARAGUA LUNATIC RAILWAY BRIDGE
Shirt Designer : QIkWETU
Photography: Antony Trivet Photography
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Assistant Photographer : Chris Wanga_Picha Za Wanga
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Built by the Kenyan colonial government in the first half of the 20th century, the railway line to Murang’a town was one of the most important forms of transport in the country’s central area. Due to the rough terrain, engineers had to come up with cutting-edge engineering solutions of the time such as this 150 metre steel bridge at an elevation of 15 metres from the river..

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