The aftermath of a scary situation high above the Woodmont Triangle can be seen in these photos, taken after two window washers "self-rescued" themselves from scaffolding dangling 13 stories above Bethesda. Both managed to safely climb back into the building. Their precarious perch began to collapse to one side just after 4:00 PM Saturday. Montgomery County firefighters responded, but a disaster was thankfully averted. The window washers were working on the future 7770 Norfolk luxury apartments on Norfolk Avenue.
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Glad they are safe!
Those aren't "window washers". There are no windows on that drop. Dunce.
Amazing that they self rescued. Could have been terrible.
People wash windows during construction?
9:26: Pete Piringer, spokesperson for Montgomery County Fire and Rescue, said they were "window washers". Exact quote.
5:41: Probably not, but scaffolding is used for other purposes during this phase of construction.
@ 5:56 PM - You trusted someone from the MoCo Machine? Sucker.
5:32: You're saying Pete Piringer is not to be trusted? Please elaborate.
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