Or, rather, it arrived…last week. But today I got the pictures that Juan took (thanks Juan). I learned that big aluminum gondolas are hard to remove from trucks. The pictures tell a better story than I can.
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- We finally get the truck open
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- Forklifts Help
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- Nick arrives. This is his back.
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- Penn packed this to well. Needs undoing
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- Things start coming off the truck
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- Forklift is very useful for littlish things
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- Natalie talks to one of our handy Facilities helpers
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- Thinking hard about outer frame
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- Outer frame is too large. Hard to move
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- I don’t know who this is, but it’s a pretty good portrait
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- Barth thinks about what to do with outer frame
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- Natalie takes the opportunity to hide
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- Juan takes break from photography. Apparently.
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- Marco looks on. We’re still stuck.
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- Portrait break. Starting with Jamil
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- then Juan. Hyper-closeup
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- then me!
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- then Nick
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- and finally Laura. Others hide in shadows
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- and one more of me. Need to capitalize while others take pictures
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- Better look at Nick, Natalie (kinda), and I in background
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- Seems like something weird’s going on. Or we’re bored.
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- Yup, definitely bored
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- Juan with the other forklift that may help a bit
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- Nick wants to lift something
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- The underbelly. See anywhere good for a forklif to grab?
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- Still bored. A squirrel runs off with a bun (?)
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- At last, movement! Nick is mighty, Natalie and I help a little.
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- It’s off! With help,the forklift holds it
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- Another motorized forklift will help more than our little one
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- Other forklift helps lower it to the ground
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- A little more person power gets it up the hill
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- It’s finally inside, and a stranger shows up. I thought somebody knew him.
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- We’re done. Nobody died. Laura’s happy.
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