here is the link to slide shows from work. enjoy the slides, shows a little of what i do at work





EDITED By Mod to fix link

 

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Neil the link goes to the Club FTE which you must be a "Supporter" to access.

Mike you need to post the link to the actual video for all NY peeps to see in this thread.

 

sorry george i was not thinking when i did the link, must have been from the sun , lol

 

Thanks George for the assist.

 

Mike, you are dah man!!!!!!!!!!!!! I do not mind heights, as long as what I am standing on is not bouncing. If it bounces, then all bets are off. LOL. I can just imagine what it is like to be up that high with the winds that come off of Lake Erie that you get in Buffalo.

 

Some days it can get a little hairy up there. but you can not beat the view, especially the one straight down on passing women, a perk of the job lol.
as for these pictures they where at the crowne plaza in Niagara Falls NY

Edit: here are the other 2 from previously posted thread. sorry about the miss link, forgot about supporter (fte club)

 

Great pics and video Mike!

I am afraid of heights especially when I get above 15'. lol

 

i was like this up til about a year and half ago, my boss asked if i would like to become lift operator. umm let see , more money , a great view, and no one to bother me, why not, and loved every minute of the decision, even helped with my fear of ladders lol. as i get more pics i will post, very interesting job i have , great for a photo buff like me(no expert, just trying to save memories.)

 

Well I will enjoy the pics you take, lol

 

I'm the same way Extension ladders, no way. Fiberglass 25-foot step-ladders, fine. Bridge 500 feet above a river in Upstate NY - no problem.

But get on an extension ladder 10 feet above the ground and I feel like I'm going to die

Nice pics!

 

Okay Mike, Brake out the juicy pics. You know what i'm talkin bout. The ones that will make everybody forget about the heights!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

oh Frank don't give him any ideas he may get hurt lol By Me lol ok j/k heck he may already have some and not letting me know lol. Hey I always tell him that he can always look but when he touches is when he gets hurts by me lol.

 

Now see, thats what I'm talkin bout. Your a good woman!!!!!!!!