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Fans and ballplayers are little more than dots in this bird's-eye view of the jam-packed SkyDome, taken last night from a window washer's cage on the CN Tower at Jays home opener
Fans and ballplayers are little more than dots in this bird's-eye view of the jam-packed SkyDome, taken last night from a window washer's cage on the CN Tower at Jays home opener

Fans and ballplayers are little more than dots in this bird's-eye view of the jam-packed SkyDome, taken last night from a window washer's cage on the CN Tower at Jays home opener

Date6/5/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Fans and ballplayers are little more than dots in this bird's-eye view of the jam-packed SkyDome; taken last night from a window washer's cage on the CN Tower at Jays home opener.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0098173F
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