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You should link this up to "Friday My Town Shoot Out". Our weekly theme is Construction and this fits perfectly. You can find the link in my latest post on the blog. Would love to see you link-up.
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Mersad Donko Photography
I love to take pictures of people working, though mine don't turn out this well. Thank goodness these guys are there when they're needed!
ReplyDeleteA messy job but someone has to do it :) Nicely captured TFG.
ReplyDeleteWe both posted construction. I'm glad you like Toronto.
ReplyDeleteStill looks a bit chilly there.
ReplyDeleteThis leaking water main was repaired last week. It broke because the line froze. The workers could see ice in the pipe when they cut out the leaking section. While it isn't freezing now, this was an unusually cold winter and the frost went deeper than usual. Air temperature was in the high 40s, but it was windy so it was chilly.
DeleteGreat to see you linking up to Friday My Town Shoot Out, hope you will join us again next week. That guy in the hole must have a lot of faith in the digger driver!
ReplyDeleteI thought so too. That machine is hugely powerful, but in the end everything came out alright.
DeleteIt's happened here also. I am thankful to the work crews that get the job done with very little inconvenience to the residents.
ReplyDeleteTFG a great post for our theme and thanks for linking up. I am using one of your shots for a spotlight shot.
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