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3D Electric powerlines over sunrise

This pole was put up Thursday, but the weather started getting to rough before they could finish the transfer to the new pole. LUS doesn't do this often, but Entergy does this a lot when replacing poles. A pole is put up and six months later they come back and finish the job.

Visiting the Orkney Islands, Scotland

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Really wide LUS crossarm

Old delapadated 138/KV line

Extra wide cross arm for the Entergy circuit

Working with Canada Land Inventory in 1966, on a field trip in New Brunswick, Canada I saw this just after sunset. see largest

Powerlines

From the pool deck at the Paradise Pier Hotel, Anaheim.

September 8, 2014

Played under these powerlines and the nearby woods on the dairy farm for most of my youth.

Upgrading to a three phase circuit

This used to be part of Slemco's 69KV line that was decomissioned and now belongs to LUS.

Facing North

Here the former NPPD 69-kv line climbs out of the Missouri River Valley. A big dog came out of one of the neighboring houses to let me know the utility right-of-way was his turf!

These are identical to the ones that are all over Alabama

Older Entergy 69KV's. These are some of my favorite designs, but most are being replaced by the style on the pole behind this one.

did i go overboard with the gnd? probably. oh well

From my driveway in Franklin, LA.

Powerlines on M5 junction 6.

These were changed to build a new boulevard on the north side of the city.

Photograph shot from the walkway along the south side of Herbert Hoover Middle School, San Francisco.

Manitoba Hydro 66kv

This one was built last year. The old pole had weathered away to almost nothing at the top.

Image of a powerline taken at the Duzi River in Pietermaritzburg just after sunrise.

Between Brantford and Paris.

Tonight my wife was having a Karaoke party for her girlfriends at our home. I escaped to the moors!!!

This photo is taken at Hellisheidi moor east of Reykjavík where huge geothermal poweplant is under construction.

On this photo we can see two different powerlines. One in the air which moves power from the hydropowerplants 150km east of Reykjavík. The pipelines moves steam to the new nearby geothermal powerplant.

In west we can see the sunset around midnight north of Reykjavík.

These lines come right out of the powerplant in Colstrip. Just thought it was a cool shot right at sunset.

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Powerlines during a fiery summer sunset in Holland, Michigan.

View of the pi-shaped power poles along Discovery Road. Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (Fermilab), Batavia, IL.

A better picture of LUS's Steel poles following Entergy's