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Snake Handling At Camp Turner

Location: Camp Turner Mining Construction Camp, Pilbara Region, Western Australia

Formwork carpenters Ed and Simon get sucked into handling this non-venomous Black-Headed Python which Brad caught earlier at Camp Turner mining construction camp.

Ed, Simon and Black-Headed Pilbara Python

Posted in Around The Traps |

Tags: Construction Camps, Construction Workers, Formwork Carpenters - Formworkers, Fun, Mining Construction, Pilbara Region, Turner River, Western Australia - WA

2 Responses to “Snake Handling At Camp Turner”

Formwork Blog » Formworkers Steve Simon and Tony at Port Adelaide:

October 31, 2008 at 11:43 am

[...] constructing this bridge abutment formwork at the Port River Expressway, formwork carpenters Steve, Simon and Tony now have to place and finish the concrete as [...]
Formwork Blog » Camp Turner Entry Point at Turner River WA:

October 31, 2008 at 4:59 pm

[...] So off we go to build some abutment formwork, and at the end of the day we can have some dinner then relax in the theater room, or maybe even do some snake handling. [...]