
This is the view from the top, a little above where the actual excavation was taking place. My 4-Runner is the little red speck in the center.

I spent the morning with a group of Mexican laborers watching a couple of track hoes move a lot of dirt and rock. We talked and had a good time. The American higher-ups show up from wherever they were a little before noon and say "Come on Paleo, it's lunch time!" So I climb back down the cliff where they've arranged all the pick-ups with the tail gates down and facing each other. (Incidentally, my 4-Runner was the only vehicle that wasn't a full size pick-up.) A few of the workers were busy grilling up some burgers and onions. They had a full on barbecue going complete with spicy Doritos and baked beans. Sorry I didn't get any photos of it. Life in the oil fields is great.
It's a sentimental lovely day,
Dan
3 comments:
Hey Paleo, I like your nickname! And did you climb all the way up there or did you get a ride in a helicopter?
I clumb up there. We all does.
Hey big papi, why the nickname paleo?
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