Photo: Dietmar Rabich / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
PAM AT YARRA UNDERBRIDGE
Riveted steel underbridges are the purest form of the game: crawl the ledge, hang off the truss, one bird, get out. The Sandridge span and the sheet-piling either side have carried Pams that only ever get photographed from a passing rowing eight.
THE PLACE
The old Sandridge rail bridge — Australia's first steam railway crossing here in 1854 — is now a pedestrian span of riveted steel truss over the Yarra.
Riveted steel underbridges are the classic hard-to-reach surface: you have to want it.
- First crossing
- 1854
- Current bridge
- 1888
- Now
- Pedestrian, since 2006
IN THE GAME
Yarra Underbridge shows up about 30400 metres into a run. Crash into it and your Pam is painted straight onto it — the piece lands in your Pam Book and stays up in the world for everyone else to fly past.
FLY IT NOWQUESTIONS
Has Pam the Bird been painted at Yarra Underbridge?
Riveted steel underbridges are the purest form of the game: crawl the ledge, hang off the truss, one bird, get out. The Sandridge span and the sheet-piling either side have carried Pams that only ever get photographed from a passing rowing eight.
Where is Yarra Underbridge?
Yarra Underbridge is at Sandridge Bridge, Yarra River, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Can you paint Yarra Underbridge in Pam The Bird: The Game?
Yes. Yarra Underbridge appears about 30400 metres into a run. Crash into it and your Pam is painted across it, then the piece is logged in your Pam Book and stays up in the world for every other player to fly past.