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O.T., roadwork

That's just how my dad use to do it. Right after he got out of that school he had to walk up hill to and from to get to.
 
Usually the spec calls for chairs, but at least Braun has them pulling the mat up. I wonder why theyre not pumping that pour?
 
I hope that way is just for walking on with a donkey and not for heavy vehicles. I have been on some roads in Mexico, on missions that were or seemed like one was on the outer edge of the mountain.
 
Nothing wrong with that, good strong Bamboo tied together with hemp rope. Some where I have pictures of construction workers on bamboo staging 15 stories high pushing wheel barrows. 15 stories was the limit with Bamboo in Shanghai but some cities had no limit.
 
Much is out of sequence. Looks photoshopped. (grins)
The formwork is done, concrete placement usually starts at the end.
The georgia bucket is dumped in the center, plywood runners are being lifted over the freshly placed concrete.
could use a couple of more finishers.
So the scafffolding and formwork assumed will be removed. What then will hold up the road?
 
China You Tube has the story. Took me about five minutes to find the location.
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Xi Jinping needs to be friendlier if he wants us all to go over there and pay to walk on it so that he can get the tourism dollars.
 
It would be a nice ride but the sudden stop would be bad. Those guys should be wearing parachutes. (;>))
 
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