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I started working in construction in early 1960...it was kinda scary working at timesI see no safety appliances.
I can only imagine, as back in those days I can only suspect that anything went.I started working in construction in early 1960...it was kinda scary working at times
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In the morning a truck would drop blocks of ice in the dirt and a laborer would hold it on top of a 5 gallon igloo water jug and break the ice with an ice pick before filling it with water from an old job site rubber hose...at least we got drinking water
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NYC circa 1926
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NYC circa 1926
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NYC circa 1926
I can't maintain my balance on a 6' step-ladder, I don't know how those guys did it. Looking down makes me dizzy when I'm up a little ways.
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Self at Sydney's famous Bondi Beach esplanade 1950. Still remember that beach bucket ... did anyone here have one similar?
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Yup...they were a special breed in that era...hard to believe that's nearly a century ago
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Eiffel Tower, Paris 1928
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Wearing a crinoline and spinning all of those hula hoops is amazing...how did she do that ??? 
Pappy
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My grandpa on his 62nd birthday. Got his cigarettes and beer, so he’s happy. A harder working man would be difficult to find.
Such a handsome man, Paps, and just look at that dark head of hair!
Pappy
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Wish I had his hair genes.
He was a stone mason as was his father and most of his relatives.