Just another day on the roof!

[Redtail Monster]

Electrician, currently working inside/under a mountain at a Molybdenum mine.

Its been a while since I looked at the Table of Elements... had to good that! Ive always wanted to work in a mine... not for a career, but maybe for a few months. Might be interesting. Ive always wanted to work on a Oil Derrick too... (why is it all the jobs I would like to do are the ones NOBODY wants to do?)

 

[Redtail Monster]

I've always dreamed of granite counter tops and all hardwood floors.... *sigh*

My parents have them.. both! Very nice. Granite Counters were EXPENSIVE... but they are So nice!

 

[Redtail Monster]

Its similar to big blue but beefier and can crawl with more weight than big blue could lift when stationary. Its so big that its most impressive from a half mile away, up close you just cant take in the whole machine. The furnace stacks on the left are about 190' tall.

Found a news story.. I am blown away! Very impressive, and I am jealous!

http://posttrib.suntimes.com/busine...rane-being-added-at-bps-whiting-ind-port.html

World’s largest crawler crane being added at BP’s Whiting, Ind., port

Workers at the Port of Indiana on Lake Michigan are busy unloading an enormous crane that will help BP PLC complete the company’s $3.8 billion expansion of its Whiting refinery.
Dockworkers began unloading the 190-piece shipment Monday at the Burns Harbor port.

When fully assembled, the crane weighs 1.65 million pounds, can lift more than 3,000 tons and stands 473 feet tall. Its German maker calls the giant machine the world’s largest crawler crane. Those are mobile cranes used to hoist and swing heavy loads in various directions.
The crane’s components will trucked over the next six weeks to BP’s Whiting refinery for its expansion set to open next year and make it the nation’s top processor of heavy high-sulfur Canadian crude oil.