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   Danno | Dec 07, 2008 11:57pm | #1

   Cool! As a Tai Chi master I used to know would say, "Mountaintop view." The fog settles and you can see mountaintops from the mountain where you stand.

   I used to love it when it was foggy when I worked at a refinery--one time I had to climb down onto the top of a floating-topped tank to gauge it and the metal tape slapping the sides of the inside of the tank made real weird echoing poinging sounds. One of the few fond memories of working at the refinery.

   
   

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   Edited 12/7/2008 4:00 pm ET by Danno

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   Hudson Valley Carpenter | Dec 08, 2008 03:50am | #2

   Welcome back Bill!  Great photos!  How many stories tall are those buildings?  

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   plumbbill | Dec 08, 2008 05:19am | #5

   The tower the pic was taken from is only 22 stories.

   The resi towers (lower left) will be 33 stories each.

   The tower in the center is just under 30 stories I think.

    

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   Waters | Dec 08, 2008 04:24am | #3

   Holy ####!

   That's beautiful... and wayyyyyyyyyy up there....

    

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   AaronRosenthal | Dec 08, 2008 04:30am | #4

   Y'ur Back! Great!
   Hey, I think I owe you for the beer.
   When are you riding up? Zmirah and I are going to try and take in LaConner Tulip festival in late April on the Hawg.
   Meet you there?Quality repairs for your home.

   AaronR ConstructionVancouver, Canada

    

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   plumbbill | Dec 08, 2008 05:21am | #6

   I might have the bike redone by April, that is if the DW goes back to work or not.

   If not I'll see ya Jim's in Oly sometime during the summer.

    

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   ruffmike | Dec 08, 2008 07:15am | #7

   5 cranes in that picture, counting the unit right in front?

   Nice shot.

                               Mike

       Small wheel turn by the fire and rod, big wheel turn by the grace of god.