The foundation was interesting, they went 10' deep, but I may have missed what the rest was.
When they set the 175' tower (power lines) at our place, the foundation was drilled, 6' wide and 60' feet deep, of course they could not spread out wide given the pond and marsh, but that is one heck of a mat foundation, be interesting to see the structurals on this one, showing the foundation in section. I had thought they would have needed to go deep, but that is not the case, works the same, just a different shape.
Personally, I find these kinds of jobs fascinating, with all that is involved, lizard money went for a patriotic and very meaningful cause, that can be seen for a long ways off and for a very long time.
Can't imagine what a flag costs at that size, really means something when the dollars don't matter, and the american flag does !
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