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I really feel bad for all that do... especially those roofers in the TX heat during the summer, as well as those guys working with asphalt to repair the highways in the heat of the day in the summer, and all of the powerline guys that have to go out in the middle of the night in any kind of stormy weather to restore power; policemen, firemen (Dallas just lost one due to icy roads last evening ), the list goes on ...my hat's off to each and every one!
Jezer, have no idea where your photos were taken or what of... but they are truly awesome!
Is one the white clifts of Dover? I was impressed as we pulled away on the ferry.
In Pa they lost power so they had linesmen from all over coming to try and restore power. They have been working outside in the bitter elements.
Hope they pay them enough
Hat's off to those who brave the harsh elements to keep others safe and warm. This year in particular has really been rough on them.
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