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Old 06-25-2007, 08:15 AM
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3 buildings were imploded in Scotland this weekend. I guess that leaves SAFEDEM another 157 of so to go on their current contract. They have got to be really busy.

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They have an office in Maryland so I imagine we will be seeing them blasting a lot more structures on this side of the pond.
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They dropped another one on Allan Street Sunday morning (6/30) the ones adjacent to it should be coming down next weekend.


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