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Above The Turbines, Right

Above The Turbines, Right

I would've made a panorama but I was hanging off an edge that wasn't the easiest to stand on!
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Good thing you didn't fall!!!!!!!!!! Again, great shot! Without you, I'd never see anything like this! Thanks!
Bri
Thu 12-01-2005
Holy mother of craps.
Jude
Thu 12-01-2005
Jude, I must admit that your religious descriptions enthrall me, for some reason.
Lynne
Thu 12-01-2005
Interestingly put Jude dear. :-)
awyper
Thu 12-01-2005
Just lost for words.... how many times can one say "Wow!" before one gets booted for repetition?
Jude
Thu 12-01-2005
my boots will never boot you, we will keep coming up with words.
awyper
Fri 12-02-2005
(1244pm) I see how small the ladders look that are attached to the turbines.......MAN, you were UP there, Motts!!!! How high up do you think you were? Any idea?
Tony C.
Fri 12-02-2005
About 100 feet I'd say.
Motts
Fri 12-02-2005
100 feet? =8-o

I'm pookin' again! Someone please get me several of those small kidney-shaped emesis basins, please, be good little dears, now.
Lynne
Fri 12-02-2005
One large red bag on the way!
Bill
Fri 12-02-2005
Male giant assemble area -- mid lower torso parts ---;)
Amy Lynn
Wed 05-14-2008
ker-splat anyone?
Cera
Tue 06-10-2008

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