Photos | Hardhats and Heavy Machinery: Working on a Mine Rescue Mission
A group of 20 people, including 3 males and a young boy, work together to dig a hole in the ground as part of a mine rescue mission. With their hardhats, gloves, and durable clothing, they use construction cranes and pickup trucks to transport soil, rocks, and gravel. The blue sky and outdoor surroundings provide a picturesque backdrop for these workers as they bravely tackle this adventure.
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wells activities boy soil leisure child footwear pickup rocks outdoors transportation gravel road outdoor hardhat sky bag shoe glove truck machine rescue search glasses idian mission helmet construction rekognition_c car vehicle accessories adventure mine_rescue_mission crane valley automobile worker hole handbag rescui
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2009-11-14T14:04:38.200000-08:00
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