The taller towers will be collapsed onto themselves vertically due to lack of a ground clearance radius of the towers' height. The WB4APR APRS digipeater hardline and antenna lie with the top of the tower, which imbedded itself 2 feet in the ground after the 300-foot fall. The WB4APR antenna fiberglass shell was shattered, but may be repair-able. The red aircraft warning beacon was obsolete, thus left in place where it shattered on impact. John Shorpp, the only remaining transmitter facility employee, views the results of the demolition.
Backhoes get right to work, breaking up and picking up the pieces of shattered towers.
This tower precariously lays balanced on the blown-out third leg. The only remaining 300 foot tower. The 800-foot tower in the background will be blown up in the next few weeks.