Edward Abby had it right in "Hayduke Lives". Tip that Machine over a cliff!! Earth First!!

Yeah! In a working places like that is where men are also found. Not those who smoke in Arizona.

To bad they destroyed big Muskie.

Good job my friend and be careful.new subscribe.

The biggest dragline was the 4250W BE in OHIO. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pr-jobSaxrnZoWQ.html

We used this technology at Centralia (WA)…twice.

Has Biden shut that operation down to

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Fuck Lumiant and there machines of mass destruction, they will all burn in hell

This letter is in regards about purchasing land in Mount Pleasant, Texas - outside of city limits. To whom it may concern, Our family has lived In Mount Pleasant, TX for over 50 years. All my siblings were born at home. I used to play with the kids across the street before they sold their house to TXU. The house was demolished and the land hasn't been touched in about 20 years - letting nature overrun the land. My dad has lived on Greenhill/2152 since before I was born and hasn’t had any neighbors until recently (they’re all to the left of his property). For the past 4 years I have inquired with multiple realtors about parcel 2217, even reaching out to Luminant before bankruptcy closed their doors. I'm interested in buying the oddly shaped triangle; creating a forever home for the next generation of our family. Attached are pictures with the land and info. If you could provide direction on who to contact, it would be greatly appreciated. Amouree Kimball - (903)-588-5627 My dad’s address: 3792 FM 2152 MP, TX 75455 (2219) I love my dad dearly and have always dreamed of owning the land across the street from him.

The ground water is busted to people's water wells ,I've seen that my self unless you dig over 100 feet of so ! Worked in some of those mines for subcontractors !

Why it looks like crane?

In Kentucky we float on down the river

Nepotism and Favorism Company . Family Members got to work there. Glad it is close. Kill off all the retirees and their families members.

I like heavy equipment. The operator is a very good skill. Very good sound. Thank you from Japan.

Even after 30 years you can still tell where they been and it's all replanted in pines no other native trees

Another way to destroy the earth.

1:28... what kind of sorcery is this moving 13 million pounds over that tiny little bridge...? He DID say 13 Million pounds, didn't he?

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My name is Oscar Williams, and I worked in Winfield South MINE. I was electrician assigned to the CROSSPIT SPREADER AND WAS ON THE DISCHARGE WHEN IT FELL IN 2000, AND THANKFUL GOD NONE OF US ON THAT MACHINE INJURED OR KILLED WHEN IT FELL WITH ME ON IT. I MUST SAY THAT IN MY LIFE TIME, AFTER GETTING OUT OF HIGH SCHOOL, THAT I HAVE WORKED ON AT LEAST 3 ON THE MOST DANGEROUS JOBS I KNOW OF HERE AT HOME, AND I WANT TO SAY ASK THE MOST DANGEROUS JOB I WORKED ON AND I'LL TELL YOU.

It's a shame that the other draglines and shovels weren't moved by this company. They are a global company and can move anything. It would have been nice to move the great machines and make a massive museum for mining equipment.

I guess they have to spent much money to move this machine.

I was in California the past 16 years and just realized yesterday that the old power plant is gone at North Lake.

The Initial Commercial Operation Date for Lake Creek Unit 1 was April 25, 1953. Although it had not run for a number of years, and was officially retired in 2009 , it was really only because of a (now) lousy heat rate that it was not run and eventually retired. As a result of this implosion, virtually everything but the switchyard was taken away for Unit 1. The real purpose: save on taxes. No unit, no property, no property taxes. Can't say I blame Luminant though, I am just surprised it took this long to do the job.

This plant was the first place I worked at after I graduated from college in May 1973. Went to work here in June 1973 at what was then Texas Power & Light. I was 22 years old, but had 4 summers of experience working as a grunt in a power plant at another power company and one summer working as an engineering intern on the construction of a new unit at another plant with that same company so I wasn't a newbie to the industry. That helped with making connections with the maintenance and operating crews. They knew I had worked in plants as a grunt, not just as an engineering intern. I knew they knew more than I did and let them know it and told them "teach me." That attitude helped me make a lot of friends at T-house and at the Lake Creek plant. So sad to see this plant go. It's date of commercial operation was June 1, 1972, just after the end of my fourth year at TX A&M so it had only been in commercial operation for a year and 10 days when I started working at the plant.

This plant was the first place I worked at after I graduated from college in May 1973. Went to work here in June 1973 at what was then Texas Power & Light. I was 22 years old, but had 4 summers of experience working as a grunt in a power plant at another power company and one summer working as an engineering intern on the construction of a new unit at another plant with that same company so I wasn't a newbie to the industry. That helped with making connections with the maintenance and operating crews. They knew I had worked in plants as a grunt, not just as an engineering intern. I knew they knew more than I did and let them know it and told them "teach me." That attitude helped me make a lot of friends at T-house and at the Lake Creek plant. So sad to see this plant go. It's date of commercial operation was April 4, 1970, the second semester of my second year at TX A&M.

I see Lake Creek 2 is under going asbestos removal on the boiler in the background. When it goes that will be the end of the plants I worked at when I graduated from college in May 1973 and went to work for then Texas Power & Light in June 1973. Sigh. Such good memories of working at the Lake Creek and Tradinghouse plants. Actually one of the best places I worked overall. Made some really great friends, too many who have since passed on. But then, I was 22 when I started at T-house and will be 65 in 4 months Sure there were a few AHs there but aren't they ar every work site? Remember Mr. Pink Edsel Owner fellow former-Lake Creekers?

This is outstanding, I know so many anglers who never thought the day would come that we could once again enjoy this lake. I want to salute Luminant and all the employees who are helping make this happen. THANK YOU!!!

Good to see Comanche Peak.... I work for HCL tech India, n i speak almost everyday wth the people who work there.....

Go nukes!