I finally got to go inside the Batesville water tower by I74
Thanks to Josh Grover with Dixon Engineering for opening the door and showing me around I felt pretty good about it until I looked up and saw the tiny hole at the top of that ladder
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I finally got to go inside the Batesville water tower by I‑74!
Thanks to Josh Grover with Dixon Engineering for opening the door and showing me around. I felt pretty good about it until I looked up and saw the tiny hole at the top of that ladder. 😅
Would you climb it?
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Not everyday that you get a chance to go check out what's on the inside of the water tower. Wow. So cool. And with Josh Grover from Dixon Engineering, he's got the door open to the water tower and we're getting in. Josh? Yeah. What's the likelihood that I die today? High or low? Uh low. Thank god. Alright. You're not going to need a clip on anything and if you're on this until you get to the top. I'm so thunder. Oh my gosh. Oh. You know, the transitions are the biggest issue. Okay. Okay. So, most people fall because they're not properly transitioning from one area to another. Okay. So, as long as these are installed, right? Is good. Up is good. Not going to lie. I'm nervous. There's a little bit of gel but I'm getting used to going up and down. We're here at the water tower. We're about to go all the way up there. Up to that little tiny hole of that ladder. It's a long way to go. Little bit This place is crazy. Look how high that is. That's crazy. Got me suited up. I'm safe as it gets. Here's where I just came up from. Getting some practice of going up and down. That's a low way up. Whoo. I can see a light up there. We'll see where it goes.
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