Building work never stops in Monaco. Drive through and you'll hear the noise of diggers, you'll see cranes everywhere. In such a small area you wonder that it doesn't ever finish, but it doesn't. And nowhere is this more true than on the harbour - here you see how building materials are transported from one place to another.02 July 2007
A large wheelbarrow?
Building work never stops in Monaco. Drive through and you'll hear the noise of diggers, you'll see cranes everywhere. In such a small area you wonder that it doesn't ever finish, but it doesn't. And nowhere is this more true than on the harbour - here you see how building materials are transported from one place to another.
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Mercy me. Unloading that into small boats seems like it would be forever.
I like the colors and the scene. It is a nice photograph.
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You could say a GIANT wheelbarrow!
A large wheelbarrow indeed. Construction musyt be a tedious process there.
Great and unusual photo (at least for what I think happens in Monte Carlo). I think of Monte Carlo as being so refined that buildings happen almost magically and overnight!
Great theme day photo as well.
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construction cranes in the middle of a large body of water! That is simply amazing! Very kewl shot indeed!
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