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Message: [QUOTE="BillSU, post: 3387176, member: 6809"] I DID! The topper and flag were left up for over a week. In fact I wondered when and if they were going to take them down. I have been on a hiatus but I have returned. Since we do not have a camera inside I can't do any play by play for it. (it's all consigliere and tomcats fault - they tried to communicate with Pete but since Mr. Sala doesn't understand or communicate English well neither was able to make any difference). I noticed when I returned today around 1:30 P.M., the smaller yellow crane was transporting crew up to the scaffold in a red carrier just to left of center and one of the TBL's was being used to transport crew up to the outside edge of the wall just to the left of center across from the LC. The op of the crane seems to be operating much more quickly than Walt the speed of the hoist lines and movement of the boom are quite different. On the way down on one trip two crew were being lowered and the carrier began to slowly spin. Not out of control but gave the crew a nice carousel ride back to the yard. Though I am not able to see what the crew is doing at least I can talk about what is going on from the outside going in. Maybe I can count concrete trucks so we know how many tons of concrete have been distributed to shore up strength for the Dome and/or added strength for the new concession areas. As a matter of fact I saw one of the concrete trucks just under the over head a week or more ago. So, to keep myself relevant and involved from time to time I am going back to play by play. I imagine there will not be too much to describe but whatever there is I am on it. There were a lot of crew walking on the top of the wall walk way earlier and now it looks like all machines have stopped for the day and any crew is on the inside of the Dome. IMO buffalo orange had a very excellent and logical explanation of the old Dome roof and the new one. [/QUOTE]

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