A zoom lens brings them nicely into focus as the crew shovels snow off of the dome:
It is hard work, but somebody has got to do it.
Friday, April 23, 2010
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2 comments:
Pick me, oh, pick me... I so bad want to do this job at some stage!!!
I'm with Ben. Next time you need the dome cleared, take bids. (bids on how much we'll pay to do it).
jg
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