Another very enjoyable video john .Thanks for posting .

Again another great video, John. I was hoping to see it from the start, but I know that sometimes you can not be there when they actually begin.

@JohnZWetmore

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I had hoped to be there when they took out the overhang in front, but missed it. I went up there half a dozen times, and only once were they using the high reach. It's a bit of a trek to Baltimore, so I couldn't check on it as often as places closer to Washington.

@xzytqweo3538

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@@JohnZWetmore I totally understand, Mr. John. And yes that is a trek. You do what you have to do and I appreciate that very much. Keep up the good work! Bill

Wieder einmal eine tolle Reportage. Gebeude nach wenigen Jahren in einem erbärmlich Zustand das zeigt die Qualität schonungslos auf.

John, you are doing an excellent job with these demolition videos. I wonder how you find out where these jobs are. In any case, you're doing a terrific job. Thanks for posting these well-done videos.

@JohnZWetmore

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Thanks. I use a variety of sources of information. Local news blogs. Google news alerts (e.g., demolition Baltimore). Tips from friends. (Dog walkers are excellent sources because they are out in their neighborhood every day.) Tips from friends in the industry. And just keeping an eye out for construction fences or excavators whenever I am going anyplace. (Red lights are helpful because they give me a minute to look up and down the side street.) Demolition permits are a public record, and are online in many places, but I don't find them that helpful. They can put a property on my radar screen, but they don't tell me if the demolition starts tomorrow or six months from now. Even with all these sources, I miss as many demolitions as I film.