Through the Hatch

The bowl-shaped dish itself only has one way inside, which is up through a hatch in the "floor."

Getting out is pretty fun, as this is the view down where you need to place your feet!

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Motts how high was that did you climb up to.

Deb

Sun 12-09-2007

Was it really windy up there? Were you freaked out at all?

Kristiara

Wed 01-09-2008

I was very nervous the first time I climbed up there, but since then I've been atop a few rickety blast furnaces and other more unstable structures at great heights, so I was pretty comfortable this time around :-)

Motts

Wed 01-09-2008

tricky infrastructure

simply amazing,

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Date Shot:	April 2006	Image ID#:	5441
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