Another day at the office Part 1

To see Part 2 (gets better)click: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PwdjIZ8Wzg This is Part 1 of a video I shot from a 2,000 foot tall broadcast tower in Texas. I have worked on tower lights for almost 15 years and I must say this day was one of the most interesting. It takes a while to get real good, so give it time. I know the lens needed to be cleaned in a few shots! See Part 2, it gets better.

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[Suenell]

I forgot to ask. How long does it take to climb up something this tall?

[hilights360]

Fast Climbers, an hour. My last climb this high, 2 1/2 hours.

[Mattdodge3710]

Finally! Someone who isn't filming with a potato or calculator! Congrats!

[chevyred427]

this is nuckin futzzz

[spookedjunglist]

2 and 1/2 hours? where did the elevator stop? I saw the rails for it and what work were you doing? Guessing you were changing beacon lights.

[only1way4u]

Imagine getting to the top and then "crap we forgot the 10mm socket"

[redsfan003]

Ill go skydiving....but no way would you find me on top of one of those...you guys have some nerve to be able to do that for 15 years!

[brad768284]

@nidohlib HAHAHAHA, I know right? I'll stick with my day job for now.

[nidohlib]

GOD DAMN...AND I'M A PHARMACIST...FUCK THAT

[ElectrasolAdvanced]

Nice video. I drive by that tower almost everyday. I climbed the 1200' channel 4 tower in Vidor TX several times, but I haven't been lucky enough to get a "free" elevator ride yet. lol

[icpfan19]

man you see them birds flying by shoot

[catascouts]

Great view! I loved working in rope access industry. Cheers!