Since Diana and Emily aren’t around, here are some photos from work! I really enjoy working underground and usually wish I wasn’t on the computer so much. At least I feel like I am helping the geologists communicate with the engineers – which is often a challenge even when everybody speaks the same language. Diana and Emily return home on Saturday, so there will be more baby pictures soon…
My office which hasa window overlooking
a metal shop
Frelthom standing in frontof a loader in the DOZ Mine
The DOZ Mine lunchroomwhich makes roadkill
smell like flowers
Geologists and crew readyto go underground for our
weekly inspection of the
DOZ Mine.
Anton is one of our crewand was born and raised
in Tembagapura.
Sonbait pointing out a2-foot thick vein of
chalcopyrite ore in the
Big Gossan Mine
Ivan, Lasito and Ari inthe Big Gossan Mine
Discussing the structuralgeology of the
Big Gossan Mine.
Benny looks into a largepocket in the Big Gossan Mine
- no crystals left in this one.
I could smell the lunchroom from here.
i actually think this is interesting. I never thought about mines’ offices. I am glad you get to have a window though.
As you became more important in the company, do you get to face a fancier kind of mineral? I am trying to figure it out what would be the equivalent to a “corner” office above the ground.
by the way the pictures are cool, I’ll show them to Martin tomorrow