Showing posts with label Iron work. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Iron work. Show all posts
Monday, May 13, 2013
Monday, August 06, 2012
Triple Cross Design
Saturday, July 04, 2009
Iron Patriotism
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I was all set to post a picture of the John Adams statue today until I stopped by the constuction site of the new Quincy high school wing and saw this iron worker. As he was erecting the steel I-beams, 50 feet off the ground, I saw him stop to unsnag our country's flag from the block and tackle that hoisted the I-beams. I was touched by this show of respect while working and thought here's a man who doesn't take anything for granted. What an unexpected show of patriotism.
Happy Birthday to our country this 4th of July!
I was all set to post a picture of the John Adams statue today until I stopped by the constuction site of the new Quincy high school wing and saw this iron worker. As he was erecting the steel I-beams, 50 feet off the ground, I saw him stop to unsnag our country's flag from the block and tackle that hoisted the I-beams. I was touched by this show of respect while working and thought here's a man who doesn't take anything for granted. What an unexpected show of patriotism.
Happy Birthday to our country this 4th of July!
Monday, January 14, 2008
Iron curls
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The iron grate work on a red brick building provided some shapely shadows.
The iron grate work on a red brick building provided some shapely shadows.
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