Here is the worksite - Preparing T-1 for implosion on Friday - more or less. Here is Manny's crane - today in elevator mode, and rolls of chain link fencing and, as usual, our ironworker acrobats - with Carlos directing traffic.

and behind the container is an almost empty boat rack. The container will shield the lower section of the boat rack.

Here is a view of the elevated work site. Here the main idea is to wrap the column with chain link fence to contain the debris. So rolls of fencing are taken to the elevated work site (via Manny's elevator), where two teams work to insert pins, wrap the fencing around the column and attach it to the pins.

A view of the Manny's crane position and the orange man basket

A closer view of the wrapped sections (above) and a roll of fencing in the yello elevator cab

A closer view of the attachment pins

Here Carlos is guiding Manny for correct placement of the elevator cab

Setting a pin - the old fashioned way - with hammer and muscle

Carlos setting the pin

Then grab a roll of fencing

Attach the end

Unroll it a bit

Pull back (Manny's job)

Rotate into position (more of Manny)

The back side team - on the side of the column that has been drilled for loading dynamite. My question for Mickey and Ken - how are you going to insert the dynamite, stemming and plugs through the fence diamonds?

The orange team attaching the fence

and time for Sparky art: A view of T-1 and the orange man basket

Finished one role - Carlos says to Manny "Fill 'er up - please"

Next roll is loaded

Carlos says "Manny - up - please"

and the next iteration starts - yellow team and orange team and Manny

Starting the next wrapping

and wrapping the column

Placing pins

The view from East Bay and two shadows: left, Sparky, and right, the stop sign

And the sun says good-bye - right on schedule