#1 you can see you can see the runners that the boom is mounted to have been pulled back,#2 she’s a comming boys,#3 notice how far away from the hole they are now,#4 high but far from dry,#5 got her,#6 this is the side it was laying on,i talked to the owner of the truck and he said it went down in 30-35 seconds, earlier the company removing the truck had plowed a road around the pressure ridge at Frontenac and they pulled the truck off with a wheeler, they didn’t want to waste anytime at this point as they were worried about the truck freezing up.It took them about an hour and a half to get it out once they started to pull it out.Sorry it took so many posts but i didn’t know how many pics i could put on one, i have more pics but wanted to give you the general idea what goes on in deep water as it was new to me also. If you go out please stay away from the mn shoreline, plenty of ice elswhere
February 17, 2010 at 4:01 am
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