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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machine outdoors activities glove pickup hole vehicle car hardhat crane sky child search construction adventure mission transportation helmet bag accessories outdoor gravel road rescue glasses rescui valley footwear rocks automobile boy wells worker handbag mine_rescue_mission idian rekognition_c truck leisure soil shoe
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Canon
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2009-11-14T14:04:38.200000-08:00
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America/Los_Angeles
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