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It's in place. That's beautiful!!!

Thought I'd throw this on here too. Via WeatherBug

Definitely the lift! Via WeatherBug

Rest of the support is going up... I think. Can't tell if it's lift or drop from this angle. Via WeatherBug

Well...three cranes are up via WeatherBug

Day 5 of The Great Web Camera Blackout of 2019. Thousands of homes in disarray across the region. Families split over discussions of footage and rights of enthusiasts. This conflict has escalated quickly since Kings Island shut the cameras down Sunday evening during one of the largest construction projects in park history. In a statement released from the Whitehouse today, President Trump did not rule out using military action to resolve this conflict that has risen along the banks of the Little Miami River in Southeast Ohio. We go live to John Matarese who's been standing by at the treaty talks to see if the camera's will indeed get back online today. John.....

(Sits in silence to not offend anyone...)

Can somebody turn the power on so I can get down? 12:30 today

WX Bug still working on my desktop.

Can someone up there donate @jdf21972 a webcam to put up in his office? He has a great view from there and shouldn't lose power.

Well...when I looked at the Weatherbug camera early this morning I saw all kinds of power going to it. Weird huh?

I used @jdf21972's pic and the blueprints and came up with this. I know the drop isn't accurate, but I tried.

No, it's there. I hit forward and it jumped to yesterdays pic. It's there....lift hill going up.

Does it suck we can't see what's going on? Yes, yes it does. We all know two cranes are up now and that they looked like they were working via the pics provided by @BoddaH1994. (Thanks again) Who I really hate this for are those who are making a time-lapse video via the web cam. The cam could come back up and several pieces could be installed, station roof could be on, who really knows what all could be happening during this time. Some will say "It's not their images anyway.", true but after recording images since the camera moved weeks ago I'm sure they are beyond mad. I know some out there don't care, but I hate it for those trying to make something historical for us to watch when construction is complete.

Sad news out of Kings Island today. The web camera that has been on Banshee for many years, and more recently taken over for the construction of Orion, has gone down. "Many people have been glued to this camera for many hours" said Chad Showalter, "but it just wasn't putting out the images we expect from a web cam." The park expects to replace the camera before the 2020 Season opens this spring. "While it remains popular, the camera has simply reached the end of its service life." 100% Fake news.

There's a special place set aside in hell for all of the liars...

The last one. Taken from ET in August, before we heard the news.

3 trains with 8 cars per train. Riders are arranged 4 across in a single row for a total of 32 riders per train. <---from RCDB.com

Looks to me like they just put up a measuring stick to try and keep @sixohdieselrage at bay with the aerial cam. Watch out Six-Oh, they may have a anti-aircraft turret on the top of that tower.

Only if I can call it The Bee. lol

And with that ladies and gentlemen, just over 10% of Orion has been erected! Woo Hoo!