Setting up lights at fairgrounds arena is a slow, precise process
(From left) Gavin Christopherson, Viktor Pashkovsky and Bob Paxman carefully maneuver the new lights being installed Tuesday at the Grant County Fairgrounds.
Gavin Christopherson (left) and Bob Paxman (right) work to keep a set of finely tuned (and expensive) lights from hitting the ground during installation at the Grant County Fairgrounds Tuesday.
Bob Paxman (left) and Viktor Pashkovsky carefully maneuver a bank of new lights being installed at the Grant County Fairgrounds Tuesday.
Bob Paxman (left) and Viktor Pashkovsky remove protective plastic from a new lighting system being installed Tuesday at the Grant County Fairgrounds.
Jordan Koon (left) and Brendan oncado pull wire while installing new lights at the Grant County Fairgrounds Tuesday.
MOSES LAKE — The job of setting a 75-foot light pole on a seven-foot base, using a lift that extends 20 feet and a crane that extends 100 feet, is an inches game.
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