Goodbye, orange metal friend. You always looked very pretty during sunset. There’s more crane removal excitement after the jump — click the images to embiggenate.
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Prairie Dog editor Stephen Whitworth was carried to Regina in a swarm of bees. He's been with Prairie Dog since May 1999 and will die at his keyboard before admitting his career a terrible, terrible mistake.
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3 thoughts on “Crane Report: Byeeeee”
Wait. This is hurting my head. Is that crane removing itself? How does that work? I thought they just tipped them over when they were done and hoped for the best.
One of the mysteries of life Paul… how do the tallest things erect themselves when there is no taller crane to hold them?
Youtube is your friend for questions like this.
Tower cranes get raised by putting in tower segments at a time and get lowered the same way.
Wait. This is hurting my head. Is that crane removing itself? How does that work? I thought they just tipped them over when they were done and hoped for the best.
One of the mysteries of life Paul… how do the tallest things erect themselves when there is no taller crane to hold them?
Youtube is your friend for questions like this.
Tower cranes get raised by putting in tower segments at a time and get lowered the same way.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qX-ZdPPUuhM