Crane oops
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EddieWalker
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What an amazing sequence of photos!!!!
The first crane is a Mercedes but the second one I'm not sure about. First I thought it was a Volvo, but the close up shot of the grill didn't look right.
The set up on the second crane also is very stange. I guess those europeans have a different way of doing just about everything.
The first crane is a Mercedes but the second one I'm not sure about. First I thought it was a Volvo, but the close up shot of the grill didn't look right.
The set up on the second crane also is very stange. I guess those europeans have a different way of doing just about everything.
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I thought the "punchline" of the sequence was that the second crane was going to go over, too. /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I thought the "punchline" of the sequence was that the second crane was going to go over, too. /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif
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Me too (although what was posted was quite an issue). I kept hitting F5 to refresh the page to make sure I had all the pics.
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Me too (although what was posted was quite an issue). I kept hitting F5 to refresh the page to make sure I had all the pics.
chucko
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in for forground is a guy in a grey jacket....look at pic 4....where did the guy go? they guy in the red sweatter only had time to turn but the other one is gone!
Deerlope
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probably slipped on some brown stuff and fell in the water.
Nasty135
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<font color="blue"> </font> </font><font color="blue" class="small">( probably slipped on some brown stuff and fell in the water. )</font>
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while the stupidity of the crane operator amazes me, i am also very surprised that there is no barricade to prevent the car from driving in in the first place, not even thoe curb blocks they have at the edges of parking lots! i can see how a car easily could roll off the edge, or an intentive driver might not see the dropoff in the dark or fog. seems atleast a gaurdrail or curb woulda helped, im sure in the us lawyers would be all over whoever owned that place! i remember a while back at our local recycling center they had a guy drive into a dumpster, the demolition dumpsters are up against a tall wall so you can dump into them, the guy thought that was the road out and wasnt paying attention, the scary part is just about 5 minutes before that my father had been digging around inside that dumpster and probably woulda been killed had he been in there when they guy crashed his mazda pickup into there
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What I couldn't believe was that knowing that the first crane flipped into the water, there are still people standing between the big crane and the water when it is lifting out the other crane out of the water.
The White car looked in pretty good shape before the crane landed on top of it. /forums/images/graemlins/ooo.gif
The White car looked in pretty good shape before the crane landed on top of it. /forums/images/graemlins/ooo.gif