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5 comments:
I wouldn't have a problem with the height, but that's not operating safely.
Brave guy. I like the stars at the top.
Randy those stars are there to reinforce those old brick buildings. You see them a lot in Denver. I guess when things start to shift, they put some kind of rebar or something all the way through the actual building, and those stars are on the ends of the rebars.
Aha, I found out what they're called: anchor plates. I'm unclear if they are retro-fitted or part of the original construction (I always thought they were retro-fitted). Here's a wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anchor_plate
P.S. Apparently they don't go all the way through the building -- I was wrong on that!
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