View outside my office

[SilentTrigger]

View outside my "office" I don't complain But the rotten wheat in the tracks is a slight turnoff but nothing is perfect

[Scott]

What are you doing in that photo?

[Mstenger404]

clearly he's filing his papers! Just like anyone in their office doing work.

[SilentTrigger]

Yep filling in all kinds of papers

Nah we're putting down city Sewage, water and fiber to residantial houses outside the city

I'm baisicly refilling and digging upp damaged drainage pipes with the 21 ton hitachi and repering those, which is awsome sitting in a AC cab when the boss and another amploye are busting there guts outside in the heat

[Guest001]

Are batteries included?
If they are I'll get one!

[SilentTrigger]

Yes the view does have batteries included for the sun effect

[atholon]

It gets hot in Sweden?

[MERMITE]

So glad for you SIL. you got a job at last...lol

In Australia driving that thing you would make approx $US25.00 per hour on farm work a lot more on the mines.
It would be interesting to compare returns(money) on an international scale $$$$$$$?

when the market turns, and it will, you can always clean my car....lol

"M"

[SilentTrigger]

Why would I clean your car? Unable to clean it yourself?

[dave61]

Originally Posted by SilentTrigger*MFA*

Why would I clean your car? Unable to clean it yourself?

ROTFLMAO, Good one SilentTrigger*MFA* !

Good pic though, I'd love to have an outside airconditioned office like that !

[SilentTrigger]

Originally Posted by atholon

It gets hot in Sweden?

Less cold

To Mermite:
I get around $20 per hour, wouldn't know what you get for farmwork here as I've never done that type of work. Mines pay ALOT more, but I'm a noob and not even done with my training so I wouldn't get full pay Think mining work is around USD$50 anhour or atleast up to that. Been thinking of sending and application to a new open pit mine in the arctic north of Sweden.

To Dave:
Yeah it's great, it is quite a shock to get out into the heat (the not so cold temps ) though after sitting in there for a long time and then having to do some hard work with your boddy. But rather that then sit in a heated cab and then go out and work in -20 C

[MERMITE]

I must confess that the guys I know who do that work, put on a lot of weight as the years go by...hope you do active sport, the mine you mention may well be an urainium mine
you may GLOW like a light globe then....lol

"M"

[SilentTrigger]

Haha yeah could of been, know they ware probing for uranium around 30 miles from here but I don't think they got the premissions to go any futher with it, the mine up in the north is a ironore mine and i think it will be europes largest

I'm more fit now with this job then the old, I'm outside the machine quite a bit and digging with a shovel

[atholon]

Me = jealous... except not during winter.

Heck I wouldn't even want to do that here during the winter (-6 to -11 c )

[SilentTrigger]

It sounds worse then it is, as whenever you're outside the machine you're most likley moving around alot which means you're keeping warm.

And -6 is generly worse because it's a lot more moisture in the air then at -20, only issue is that you need to drink alot more water at -20 because of the dry air (I imagine that many in low temps never consider how much water you actually need to drink to keep the body happy). But you've probebly already experienced that considering -11 is a quite dry temp, around that temp where it starts to "dry out"


Also it's really cool in low temps where water goes from solid state to gas form without ever going liquid, the fenomena that lets you dry your cloths outside in low temps, kinda defeats everything that I lerned about water and it's different states