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| From the Tower |
These pictures were taken from the top of the communications tower overlooking the site.
This picture is of the Camp/Admin end of the site. The cabins are the white units on the far left. The kitchen/mess hall is the larger unit on the corner by the accommodations. The lower yellow building is the administration office (where my office is). The large yellow building on the left is the maintenance shop and the one on the right is the warehouse.
This is a picture of the production facility that is being constructed. The powerhouse is in the bottom right corner.
A queasy picture looking straight down off the tower.
Funny thing. The photographer, Darren, has roots in my hometown. In fact, his grandmother used to cut my hair when I was a kid. The further you go, the smaller the world gets.
This picture is of the Camp/Admin end of the site. The cabins are the white units on the far left. The kitchen/mess hall is the larger unit on the corner by the accommodations. The lower yellow building is the administration office (where my office is). The large yellow building on the left is the maintenance shop and the one on the right is the warehouse.
This is a picture of the production facility that is being constructed. The powerhouse is in the bottom right corner.
A queasy picture looking straight down off the tower.Funny thing. The photographer, Darren, has roots in my hometown. In fact, his grandmother used to cut my hair when I was a kid. The further you go, the smaller the world gets.
posted by Marty on Saturday, December 17, 2005
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