Originally posted by Cylon
Originally posted by Paroxysm
Wow, interesting photo!
If those beams were also cut by workers why would they cut them so high and at such an angle?
Quite an obvious point.
Did they get up on ladders and cut them?
posted by Jezus
Wow, interesting photo!
If those beams were also cut by workers why would they cut them so high and at such an angle?
By looking at the above photos that Spreston posted, we can clearly see that those photos must have been taken a day or two after the WTC came down because, there is too much smoke in the debris field and it doesn’t look like clean up operation have even stated yet furthmore, looking at your photos one can see there is no smoke in the debris field.
Originally posted by thedman
reply to post by impressme
By looking at the above photos that Spreston posted, we can clearly see that those photos must have been taken a day or two after the WTC came down because, there is too much smoke in the debris field and it doesn’t look like clean up operation have even stated yet furthmore, looking at your photos one can see there is no smoke in the debris field.
Pictures are from several months after
Check these photos from December 2001 - Notice FF dressed in similar style. FF on site had by this time wearing coveralls/turnout jackets/helmets instead of full turnout gear. Turnout or bunker gear
is very hot and restrictive, also pants were getting cut up by debris
requiring replacement - very expensive
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Notice can see some "smoke" - most likely steam coming off. Debris pile
burned for 3 months after. Water had to be poured onto pile from Hudson River. Even after fires extinguished pile was still hot and steam coming
off. It was also December, week before Christmas, which in NYC is usually
cold and damp, day time temps around 40 F (4 C). Steam would condense
into visble cloud.
Originally posted by Donny 4 million
reply to post by Soloist
They were in disbelief of the hot molten metal. Like you still are. This was a reply to your tag team member anyway. Is he off shift?
Also your photos show lots of activity. Preston's Fireman are just standing there in disbelief.
Originally posted by thedman
reply to post by Donny 4 million
Also your photos show lots of activity. Preston's Fireman are just standing there in disbelief.
Standing around in disbrief????
The FDNY members are NOT standing around in disbelief ! They are monitoring area for hazards and most grimly looking for human remains
uncovered by the machines moving the steel. Have many friends
who spent time, up to 3 weeks on the scene looking for body parts