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Steel Company of Wales worker David Pinch, 20 directs a huge American crane
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Steel Company of Wales worker David Pinch, 20 directs a huge American crane
Steel Company of Wales worker David Pinch, 20 directs a huge American crane, placing a ten tonne rock in the building of the 1.5 mile long breakwater for the new harbour at Port Talbot. 1st August 1967
Ron Harding
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
Port Talbot
Wales
DM X7216
Media ID 21875851
© Mirrorpix
Boom City Construction Steel Steelworks 1967
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In this photograph captured by Ron Harding, we are transported back to the bustling steelworks of Port Talbot in 1967. The image showcases a young and determined Steel Company of Wales worker named David Pinch, who at just 20 years old fearlessly takes charge of a colossal American crane. With precision and expertise, he directs the mammoth machine as it carefully positions a massive ten-tonne rock for the construction of the groundbreaking 1.5 mile long breakwater. The scene is emblematic of an era defined by industrial progress and booming cities. Port Talbot, known as a boom city during this time, was undergoing significant transformation with its growing steel industry playing a pivotal role in shaping its future. This snapshot captures not only the physical labor involved but also the unwavering spirit that fueled these monumental projects. As we gaze upon this remarkable print from Memory Lane Prints, we are reminded of the sheer magnitude of human ingenuity and determination that went into building our modern world. It serves as a testament to those unsung heroes like David Pinch who dedicated their lives to constructing vital infrastructure for generations to come. This photograph encapsulates both the power and beauty found within industries such as steelmaking while honoring individuals whose contributions often go unnoticed. Ron Harding's lens has immortalized an important moment in history when progress was being forged through sweat, grit, and unwavering dedication - forever reminding us how far we have come since those transformative days in Port Talbot's past
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