Its cleanup time at the Port of Charleston. Here is the cleanup-site

And look at the difference - Drum Island

And the Port of Charleston

King of the mountain

Scoop up

Rotate and

Dump into a

with Kevin and his front end loader on the receiving end of the debris post processor (a stone crusher?)

That processes the rock and dirt and then drops it out the other end

Watch Jim operating his giant tweesers attached to his 345

and Kevin and his front end loader walking up the hill

and getting a bite

Russell in the 1250 with Jim and Kevin - Our trio of clean-up surgeons

Looks like Jim concentrating on micro-managing his giant tweesers.

And Kevin doing the fetch and tote solo.

Russell with the 1250 that Michael broke in. Still looks as new as it did when it first arrived almost a year and a half ago.

and something new - what I call giant tweesers with Jim at the controls

In the open configuration

and in the holding position

A duet for Tweesers and Grapple

and a trio for Tweensers, mega-Grapple and micro-Grapple

Another view of the trio

and on it goes