110kv transmission line support of the "Shatura type" of 1953 in the Filevsky Park area in the west of Moscow, this transmission line support is located near the Filevsky park metro station, but soon this 110kv transmission line support will be replaced with a modern multi-faceted transmission line support

Morganston, Ontario.

Doesn't look sturdy.

Old Adirondack Power and Light double-circuit transmission line tower (possibly 34.5 kV design) in the city of Amsterdam, NY. View NW to substation from Vrooman Avenue at Hawk Street. One circuit is used for a 13.2 kV distribution, the other is not connected. Functionally superceded by the adjacent double-circuit 115 kV transmission line (center). Single phase 7.6kV on the right. August 26, 2014.

In an alley in Florence, Alabama

In Lachine, Quebec

LUS distribution with Entergy high lines in the background

— during sunset

Very large (and rare) double circuit pole. These are Entergy's lines connecting to LUS's power plant.

A switch between the two circuits.

This sunrise happened last month, before the deluge occurred. The Bay Trail along Steinberger Slough has to be one of my favorite places to get sunrise shots: it's in walking distance, there's the slough and San Francisco Bay, and there can be lots of wading birds getting their breakfast. Alas, for me and Jackie, the city is building up the levees to meet new code. They are laying down lots and lots of mud, so I don't think we'll be heading out here anytime soon.

View On Black

Really wide crossarms on the LUS part.

Selkirk Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

somewhere in Ct around 1970

Entergy Lines heading toward Breaux Bridge and Henderson LA with LUS on the right following.

This is the pole I uploaded the other day that a person had hit in the rain and LUS had to replace it in the rain. Here's a shot of it with the old pole. You can see the guy really smashed the hell out of the old one.

View On Black

Benmore dam, Otematata, Otago, New Zealand. Dec 2016

lol

crossing parkland in Madrid, Sp.

Powerlines

Carrizo Plain National Monument

Always powerlines. But it takes a visitor to remind me that Europeans wisely place all powerlines undergound and are therefore not accustomed to weather and other related power outages. Thanks Gabi.