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It was built as an H-frame to cross the interstate

Multiple Angles

Powerlines - 8 lines this time, never seen one with soo many wires from it.

These lines follow I-10 from Henderson, LA all the way to Beaumont, TX. Notice the pole on the left side had to be braced.

Part of the old city of Opelousas grid.

Crossarm for one wire and insulator

Laurel, Maryland, April 5, 2012: Patuxent Research Refuge's water tender and fire crews flank the western boundary of a controlled burn. Burn conditions were chosen to blow smoke away from powerlines. The burn was done at Patuxent Research Refuge's Savannah Restoration Unit to increase refuge species and habitat diversity. Specifically, the refuge hoped to increase density and diversity of rare darkling beetles and forest floor plants. Credit: Sandy Spencer/USFWS.

Powerlines along Highway 81 in Maple Grove, Minnesota.

Ominous looking, eh?

Seen in Minami Osawa, Japan

There used to be a recloser on the 34.5kv circuit

Powerline going Through Mineola,Texas,at the Intersection of US Highway 37 and Texas State Loop 564.

powerlines at dusk

 

These were just upgraded this year. Actually quite funny to see Entergy do a full upgrade on a circuit (poles, lines, insulators and all).

Posterised powerline perspective

643_Powerline_ Bonneville Power Administration. Caribou-Targhee National Forest. Credit: US Forest Service.

Processed with VSCOcam with 2 preset

Taken with Nikon EM and NIkon Series E 28mm f/2.8 lens on expired Kodak Gold 200 film. CPL filter used to boost the blue sky. Film developed with freshly mixed Tetenal C-41 chemicals. Frame straight from the scanner. Only dust spots removed and photo resized in Lightroom 3.

643_Powerline_ Bonneville Power Administration. Caribou-Targhee National Forest. Credit: US Forest Service.

More Powerlines in the UK just by Bissel Wood.

Vancouver has a lot of alleys with stretches of powerlines and transformers on old utility poles.

Entergy high tension wires on their way to the Scott substation.

Mt. Tenjin from near Otsuki Sta., Yamanashi

This neighborhood is loaded with these poles with missmatched chicken wings brackets.

Another shot from the clover ridge.

View east at jct of Binnewater Road and Lawrenceville Rd (Rt 213, SH 1419) in the former Village of Rosendale - June 1976. The Rosendale RR trestle (then part of Conrail) is in the rear, along with Riccardi's Exxon, which was demolished when NYSDOT rebuilt the road in the early 1980's. Central Hudson 4160 v wye distribution, single phase CSP transformer. Note the old spool insulators. This pole was also replaced when the highway was rebuilt. Taken with my dad's Rolleicord camera with Kodakcolor 120 format color print film.

This one was replaced last Thursday. Those transformers were just added but the old pole was so rotten it couldn't handle them so it had to be replaced. It seems LUS may be switching to these redish brownish poles. I've seen three or four go up this past week. They were still using black poles up until then.

These 69KV's are one of only two sets in the city that aren't vertically bundled.

The top circuit is de-energized. I may have taken pics of these before.

Taken during March 2014, taken using Lubitel 2 camera.

altered skyline to enhance blue (but I'd rather see it this way anyways).

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