Took a picture of the BBC broadcast the moment the last coal miner was rescued. Twenty one hours and 44 minutes to rescue 33 lives. I was captivated by the pride of this country on the feat that was accomplished. Rules must change for the safety of these mines.
Constance.....Thanks for showing me what it looked like from my own part of the world. I can't express what it has been like being here for this.....I took not only the photo posted on my project.....
but also as the first miner was being brought up just after midnight Tuesday. You certainly do get a better TV reception than I do here at the end of the world! Chao, and Saludos.
I watched the last guy Luis come out of the capsule about 2am this morning ...I had gone to bed then heard it was down to the last one so decided to get up and watch it. A great moment and a testimony to all that's great about humanity in terms of the global reaction to this.
wasn't the most enthralling TV between arrivals (did we really need wall to wall coverage of a winch?), but the celebration and relief was amazing. good capture of the event constance
but also as the first miner was being brought up just after midnight Tuesday. You certainly do get a better TV reception than I do here at the end of the world! Chao, and Saludos.