That’s just incredible Derek. Wow !! So massive that material is.Here’s a 1500 ton lift Mike. Ivory Coast in 2010.
Putting a new gas compressor package on the ship. Big V16 3500 HP Cat driver and 6 throw Ariel compressor.
It was a big lump to lift. These Scottish guys did an amazing job getting this and a few other big chunks on the ship. Not even a bump... it was very cool to be involved in this job.
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Here it is in place. I’m just holding it down for the welders. Lol
Oh thank you sweetie !! You are missed already young lady. More than you know.Well....back home...2 feet of snow in Kalispell....that was a fun drive...lol
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Glad you made it safe and sound J.Well....back home...2 feet of snow in Kalispell....that was a fun drive...lol
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Thanks!Glad you made it safe and sound J.
A sign spring is in the air in Ontario sap has started to run View attachment 14740 ,a couple of more months and we can bring the cars out of hibernation
Lol they are there so I don't run into horseshoe posts with lawn tractor
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I’ve seen that thing fly over Calgary approx 20 times over the years. There’s quite a few sites that show where it is and when it will fly over where you are. I’ve gone out to kananaskis country a few times to watch it and it’s always on schedule. Right to the minute. Very cool indeed,,,and fast!! 17,500 MPH.
How far out to sea are you guys? I bet it must be pitch black out there. On a clear night.you'd probably see it from horizon to horizon.I'm going to have to look for the ICSS here in Asia. The iPhone app night skies will point it out. Thanks for the reminder Mike.
I have a NASA app on my Macbook that shows the live feeds off the ICSS and a re-runs of the cool stuff like dockings and EVAs. It has links to all kinds of cool stuff so I get watching the damn thing and realize I've burned away an hour often. So interesting.
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How far out to sea are you guys? I bet it must be pitch black out there. On a clear night.you'd probably see it from horizon to horizon.
You’ll have to bring that teddy bear on the mountain cruise as well as up to Cold Lake.Well....back home...2 feet of snow in Kalispell....that was a fun drive...lol
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