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Ladder Up

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Where is the ladder down?



( Sorry, sorry, back to just looking & lurking.. )

// Did I say first comment?
// Cause, that would be tacky...
Binky
Fri 11-05-2010
Thats a long way up..
Matt
Sat 11-06-2010
That's a long way down as well.
A D Nilsen
Sat 11-06-2010
Cool angle. I'd hate to climb it... I assume such a ladder would only be used in extreme situations...
redinkreign
Tue 11-09-2010
it's like BEING the center of the bullseye...I'd hate to meet something coming down.
ginberry
Tue 11-09-2010
First day on the job? OK...
Juno
Wed 11-10-2010
Really like the perspective on this one. : )
sugar_magnolia
Sat 11-13-2010
Vertical ladders like this are a bitch to climb up or down. Especially when there is ice & snow or high winds. We had these on launch gantries at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station but only used them during disaster exercises.
Larry D
Sun 12-19-2010
...that's a LADDER?? Yikes.
gypsy
Mon 04-11-2011

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