Man on ledge

2012-06-13T10:53:00+01:00

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Sandeep Aujla sent this picture of a no-nonsense approach to gaining access to the outside of a residential property in Southall. Scaffolding? Who needs it?

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Sun, sea and (some) scaffolding

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Precarious work in Skiathos …
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Riding high

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Going to dizzying heights to work on a pylon
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Bright spark

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A dubious welding technique caught on camera

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