Continuing my project of photographing the progress of the hi-rise condo building. Two days ago a mobile heavy crane was brought in to erect the tower crane.
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Thursday, September 17, 2015
Condo Construction #2 - Crane Builds Crane - Part One
Continuing my project of photographing the progress of the hi-rise condo building. Two days ago a mobile heavy crane was brought in to erect the tower crane.
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Nice clear pictures of men at work. You don't see so much pictures of this. I like it.
ReplyDeleteThose cranes are so huge nowadays. A few weeks ago we had a terrible accident here when two of them fell down on houses. Miraculous nobody was hurt.
ReplyDeleteWe wouldn't be making all this fuss just to build me a one-room bungalow. :-)
ReplyDeleteInteresting that you need a crane to build a crane. I love to watch them work, their operators are incredibly skilled.
ReplyDeleteThere are cranes everywhere, Andy! Good shots.
ReplyDeletevery cool!!! it's good to see the men wearing hard hats!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe heavy crane really is massive. We see some of them here on weekends when they need to lift something to the top of an office building and they can more easily close down a street section.
ReplyDeleteUp, up they go!
ReplyDeleteThose things are s-o-o-o-o big they're scary. I don't even like walking near them.
ReplyDeleteI can see that with the cranes in your photos you are coming up in the world.
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