Photos: Dam removal begins
A huge crane is removing the remaining sections of the rubber dam that once held back Tempe Town Lake. Aug. 9, 2010.
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Tempe Town Lake
A worker shows a bolt from the dam at Tempe Town Lake. Crews have to remove thousands of bolts that hold the pieces in place and then cut the rubber dam into pieces.
Tempe Town Lake
A bolt from the dam at Tempe Town Lake. Crews have to remove thousands of bolts that hold the pieces in place and then cut the rubber dam into pieces.
Tempe Town Lake dam
A section of the faulty inflatable dam at Tempe Town Lake. Crews have to remove thousands of bolts that hold the pieces in place and then cut the rubber dam into pieces.
Tempe Town Lake
A crane crew works Aug. 9, 2010, at Tempe Town Lake to remove sections of faulty dam.
Tempe Town Lake dam
A section of the inflatable dam that burst at Tempe Town Lake. Crews have to remove thousands of bolts that hold the pieces in place and then cut the rubber dam into pieces.
Tempe Town Lake
A dump truck works Aug. 9, 2010, in the empty bottom of Tempe Town Lake.
Tempe Town Lake
Crews work Aug. 9, 2010, at Tempe Town Lake.
Tempe Town Lake dam
A section of the inflatable dam that burst at Tempe Town Lake.
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