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Hey Scott I found some job pics you might like, might not, just thought I'd pass them on and do what you like with em.
Ill try to start taking more pics.
JOEL HUNTER AND KIRK WILLIAMS (3RD YEAR)
Brian Marsteller
Keep em coming Brian!
Scott
BISHOP IS BEAUTIFUL BUT COLD, THIS DOESN'T COUNT WIND CHILL!!
Brian Marsteller
BISHOP HIGH SCHOOL CAMPUS IS BEAUTIFUL!!
Brian Marsteller
HARD TO TELL BUT I THINK THE DATE ON THIS CORNERSTONE IS FROM THE 20'S
DALE RADELEFF WOULD LIKE THE MASONIC SYMBOL.
Brian Marsteller
WOW I CANT BELIEVE I DID IT, I SUCCESSFULLY ZOOMED IN, LOOKS LIKE 1922, THE BUILDING WAS
BUILT IF MY MATH IS CORRECT. WE SAW SOME OLD STUFF IN THIS BUILDING. THERE WAS SOME
BIG LUMBER UP IN THE ATTIC, IT WAS BUILT BEFORE GLUE LAMS!! SEND THIS PIC TO DALE R. IF YOU
HAVE HIS EMAIL ADDRESS.
Brian Marsteller
VAULT MADE UP BY KIRK WILLIAMS LAST SUMMER, PRETTY NICE WORK WITH THE
FOREMAN BIRDDOGGING YOU TO DEATH!!
Brian Marsteller
KIRK WILLIAMS AT BISHOP PINE ST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL REMODEL, THIS TIME IT WAS DAMN HOT!!
YOU MIGHT HAVE SOME FUN WITH THIS PIC AND PHOTOSHOP!!
Brian Marsteller
I DON’T REMEMBER WHERE THIS WAS BUT KIRK WILLIAMS AND I DID THEM, DATA GUYS ALWAYS NEED A 4 INCH FOR
THEIR LITTLE CAT 6 CABLE!!
Brian Marsteller
Gantry crane.
Scott
i finally got your email address. i knew if i waited long enough i would get it in a forwarded email.... lol.... anyways here's some pictures of
me at work.
Doug Childers
We all have our hobbies, and Steve Kendall's is cars, and in particular custom cars. Presently he is working on this 1958 Ford Apache 3200.
This 1958 Chevy Apache 3200 truck will sport a 1955 front, and has a Chevy 383 Stroker motor, Mustang II front suspension with rack and pinion steering, replacing the original straight axle, Ford 9-inch rear end, Weld Wheels (15-4s in front and 15-10s in the rear), Tilt Column, and a 1968 Mustang tank mounted in the rear, replacing the stock tank that was behind the seat.
This photo shows the 55 front mounted on the chassis
Scott
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