The highest crane. How did this one get here? Probably piece by small piece.

A visit to the famous (or infamous) hand-built "castle" with a handful of MINI Cooper friends. The castle was and is still being built by Jim Bishop, near Colorado City, Colo.

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ColoradoRick > Window in the right tower.

ColoradoRick > View of the highway from the highest tower.

ColoradoRick > Now on top of the metal tower on top of the highest tower -- always holding onto something!

ColoradoRick > So far up that those on the ground had to shout to get the "climbers" to hear them.

ColoradoRick > Might as well enjoy the 360 degree views. Seems so much higher than the dome tower.

ColoradoRick > On the highest tower there is only one way to look -- down.

ColoradoRick > The circular staircase up the tower (on the highest tower) gets smaller and tighter as you ascend. Thankfully, this tower didn't seem to shake like the other.

ColoradoRick > Sean is at the top of the top.

The highest crane. How did this one get here? Probably piece by small piece.

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