Saving the Ensor Towers

Saving The Ensor Towers by Larry Woodworth WØHXS	View from South before our work to straighten tower began	June 21 03-Volunteer Craig Siebert with KCPL arrives 9am	Temporary splint attaches to a weak North tower leg
Safety rope attached	Preparing to attach hoist to tower base	Attachment made	First lift draws tower leg from below ground footing a few inches
Movement toward vertical begins	After the hoist lift, the Hedgewood leg nearly comes out of the footing	The tower midway in motion	Cement is packed into void below leg prior to attaching anchor channel
The Incredible Hulk assists	Teamwork prevailed	Configuring the cement mold	Joe Krout helps Craig Seibert do the dirty work
Cautious mud slinging	Mud man holds up progress	The darker color on the leg shows previous below ground segment	The antenna crew is happy with the progress
Cautious mud slinging	Dan, Larry, and Harry	Dan Reed, NØZIZ, waters replaced sod at the end of only 3 hours work	June 21 03, Volunteers Craig Seibert, Larry Woodworth, Harry Krout,Joe Krout, and Dan Rreed stand by the ensor tower where it stands for the 68th year
June 21 03-The W9BSP tower is vertical again after 68 years in this location	Volunteer Joe Krout	June 29 03 Visable extent of rot and weakness of North leg prior to repair	Underground lightning dissapation wires
	Preperaton ready for cement encasement	Cement work finished