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Joined: 5/15/2013 Posts: 222 Location: Netherlands
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Joined: 9/4/2005 Posts: 3,239 Location: Le Muy - Var - France
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Victor, Just a comment on your title, it's not Argentina as the crane is in Argentia (Newfoundland & Labrador - Canada) working on the Husky Energy's West White Rose Project: http://westwhiteroseproject.ca/about/I hope this helps. Guy
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Joined: 6/27/2007 Posts: 1,489 Location: St. Louis, Missouri, USA
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Thank you for sharing the article. Truly an international forum here, with the post from the Netherlands about a British crane in Canada, and the clarification about Argentia and Argentina coming from France. In the USA, the standard unit of measurement for big things is the "football field", so I got a kick out of the Canadian usage of the "hockey rink" as their unit of measurement. Cheers, guys!
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Title corrected. Read too fast, sorry
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Very cool article Victor! Thanks for sharing! Sadly this article did not pop up in my CBC news feed. @JohnGalt, that is very funny about the hockey rink reference, I am used to seeing football fields as well (we do have those in Canada as well). Take care and all the best.
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Joined: 10/4/2005 Posts: 983 Location: england
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Love the way that crane 'dwarfs' big cranes,near it.That thing isn't even the biggest they have.Still,impressive,though.
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