Worlds most dangerous job.
We actually used to have a guy that worked with us that changed those bulbs at the tops of towers. He stopped doing it because he smartened up he said (at the young age of 55) but he told me he used to be able to charge some clients up to $15k for one tower, more then one lamp. Not too much competition to drive the price down I guess.
I couldn't do it. I have climbed up inside of a tower on our building at work, that is maybe 110ft tall (plus 30 or so for the building) but it is eclosed all the way up and isn't really that bad unless the wind is blowing. Climbing up the outside is nuts.
I couldn't do it. I have climbed up inside of a tower on our building at work, that is maybe 110ft tall (plus 30 or so for the building) but it is eclosed all the way up and isn't really that bad unless the wind is blowing. Climbing up the outside is nuts.
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Not much point in wearing a hard hat. You guys must be brain dead already
. Good picture!!
. Good picture!!
Call me crazy but I would actually love to climb to the top of that tower... Then again I am the guy that's into Rock climbing, cliff jumping, ect. and I'm going to try and get my skydiving cert. this summer if I get enough time off work to go.
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