A diver from Northern Underwater Systems suits up beneath the Old Bridge in Trail. The crew was conducting the annual inspection of the bridge footings for the City of Trail. The goal is to determine

A diver from Northern Underwater Systems suits up beneath the Old Bridge in Trail. The crew was conducting the annual inspection of the bridge footings for the City of Trail. The goal is to determine

Diver headed down

A diver from Northern Underwater Systems suits up beneath the Old Bridge in Trail for footing inspection, done annually.



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