An Emcon worker performs the annual task of giving the Victoria St. Bridge in Trail its spring washing on Tuesday.

An Emcon worker performs the annual task of giving the Victoria St. Bridge in Trail its spring washing on Tuesday.

Washing away winter’s residue

An Emcon worker performs the annual task of giving the Victoria St. Bridge in Trail its spring washing on Tuesday.

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