This massive dragline tipped toward the pit, but numerous dozers pushed dirt to prop it up. Photo by Brian Zinchuk

A massive dragline tipped toward the pit the morning of Monday, Sept. 26,  with the wall partially collapsing below it. Several large dozers worked to steady it, as seen in this video from Monday afternoon.
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