Do your knees ache from decades of scaffold climbing and timber lugging?

Do you hesitate to rent costly boom trucks and drive them down Madison 
Avenue during parades of protesters and presidential perambulations?

Do you still need to inspect building exteriors at great height with 
difficult access?

If that's what's bothering you boopie, just consider the MikroKopter:

Recently developed capabilities:
http://tinyurl.com/yldakox

Building flyby with medium closeups:
http://tinyurl.com/ygxhhmg

Buy and build your own:
http://tinyurl.com/yhjkaac

Is all that just to complicated to contemplate? Consider live internet 
video building inspection on Congress Street, Portland, Maine, where you 
control the horizontal, you control the vertical, you control the pan 
and zoom, just don't perturbate the pigeons. Interesting buildings 
within view include the historic Henry Wadsworth Longfellow House across 
the street (where you can inspect the gutters for ice dams and leaf 
clogs), and the beaus-arts Portland City Hall, down the street (where 
our good friend Kent did his Vertical Access routine a few years back):
http://www.io-computer.com/webcam.html

John (ReadyRemote building inspections) Leeke
www.HistoricHomeWorks.com

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