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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ReplyDeleteGlad they are safe!
ReplyDeleteThose aren't "window washers". There are no windows on that drop. Dunce.
ReplyDelete9:26: Pete Piringer, spokesperson for Montgomery County Fire and Rescue, said they were "window washers". Exact quote.
DeleteAmazing that they self rescued. Could have been terrible.
ReplyDeletePeople wash windows during construction?
ReplyDelete5:41: Probably not, but scaffolding is used for other purposes during this phase of construction.
Delete@ 5:56 PM - You trusted someone from the MoCo Machine? Sucker.
ReplyDelete5:32: You're saying Pete Piringer is not to be trusted? Please elaborate.
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