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Will Power, in his Team Penske Chevrolet, climbs the hill to turn 6. NTT IndyCar Series, Road America, Elkhart Lake, WI., June 16-18, 2023.
Inverkip power station was an oil-fired power station in Inverclyde, on the west coast of Scotland. It was actually located closer to Wemyss Bay than Inverkip, and dominated the local area with its 778 ft (237 m) chimney, the third tallest chimney in the UK and Scotland's tallest free-standing structure.
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A slightly treated version of a photo I recently took of one of the members of the Steam Powered Giraffe troupe here in San Diego.
Right now the Power House is set up so that you can only stand on a balcony inside each door, each balcony fitted with an educational display panel.
How about this for a fancy telegraph pole supporting the overhead power lines to the houses opposite my front gate. I have live here for 25 years and only just noticed this last week. This was put up when the electricity board (Scottish Power) took pride in their work.
Pipes carry steam to where it can be used for heating. In this shot, the power plant and Mývatn Nature Baths share the source.
Around 12:15 on 2008//12/-04 the lights went out in my house after a strangely prolonged period of slow motion flickering. The lights were out in the street as well. Up the road next to Homecairn House old folks home was a fire engine, with firemen guarding this cordoned off area around a fire-damaged street electricity fuse box.
A close up of the extensive soot around it can be seen here. If only I'd been a bit quicker about getting into the street with a camera I would have caught the flames!
At least one other local fuse box had also blown. I only lost power for several minutes. The other side of the street lost it for possibly an hour.
I hope this explains the odd hiccups in my computer power supply over the last several days, which had caused me to fear that perhaps it was starting to die.
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