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I am using this photo to gage what my goals are and how far I can go with equipment. This photo was taken in 2004.
We've been watching this backhoe operator for days. He's a real artist - every movement is deft and purposeful, and he always grabs exactly what he's going for.
Terry's shop where he fixes stuff and has a wood burner for heat in the winter. It's his "man cave".
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Bob Rogers, a backhoe operator, removes dirt from a trench that will be used for the lateral. (Photo by David La Haye)
This is a picture of my sons construction birthday cake. There are more photos of his party and cake at:
A backhoe cleans up the shoreline on North Shore Drive in Haldimand County after a storm on Halloween saw Lake Erie rise and flood low-lying areas in Niagara and Haldimand.
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had to get under it.
that totally made the fellas nervous.
plus, they didn't like it much when I went up to the trench -- thought I would fall in.
Brent and Serena remarked at how many new roads are cropping up in the mountain. The roads don't go anywhere yet, but they're in pretty good shape. At one place there is even a very nicely done flagstone foot path leading to nowhere in particular. I imagine that by the time I go back to visit again there will be something at the end of the path.
This kind of reminded me of when we visited Valencia in Spain. There were a lot of new roads up moutainsides blazing a trail for new houses to be built.
- Taken at 12:26 PM on May 09, 2007 - cameraphone upload by ShoZu