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In a sky-high drama few would have anticipated after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks chilled America's enthusiasm for building tall, construction workers Saturday installed the underpinnings for the spire atop ...

[The Fish]

You journalists are across the street and don't have a picture?

[The Improver]

Surely the Tribune has dozens of photos of this breathtaking drama, so why is there not a link to photos or video? Indeed, any time the Trib has photos relatiang to any story, they ought to be linked to the story. Blair, can you do something about this, please?

[Robin]

Pictures would me nice.....

[Chicago Way]

It's doubtful that you could have taken a clear photo at ground level. The Ironworkers probably wouldn't have welcomed the distraction considering the dangerous job at hand.

My hats off to the Ironworkers. The courage and skill these men have is tremendous. If you want to talk about men with "testicular virility" don't look at some weasely politician, look skyward on a construction site.

They are the backbone of the skilled trades. Without steel and Ironworkers, there wouldn't be any skyscrapers.

[Local 225]

Make That Money Fellas!

[Jimbo]

For those readers who still receive an analog version of the Trib, there was a great photo of the spire installation on the front page of Sunday's paper, though the black border placed around the photo gave a rather ominous look to the whole event.

[BIBI]

Blair can you PLEASE locate photos and post. It would be cool to give to my guy(one of the ironworkers that day). THANK YOU, GUYS!