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Last week I could watch the ongoing powerline contruction works near my office. These lines carry 380 kV when operating.
THIS MAY BE THE MOST WATER ONE EVER SEES IN THIS RIVER
Today we walked atop the Malahat then drove over to the Kinsol Trestle. After a windy, rainy start to the day it cleared up beautifully so we jumped in the car and headed for the Malahat. We took the Shawnigan Lake road into Stebbings Road where we turned left southward up into the hills.
We drove in for 1.6km then turned left onto Goldstream Heights which goes another 6km right up to the top of the Malahat Range overlooking Saanich Inlet and Finlayson Arm.
If this is the proposed route for the Trans Canada Trail from Goldstream westward to join the existing trail section at Sooke Lake Road. Forget it! Who wants to cycle over this mountain range? No one.
Burnaby Mountain Conservation Area, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada
Nikon D5100, 18-55 mm f/3.5-5.6
July 1, 2016
I loooove pink skies and pink clouds are rare... I know I take a lot of pix of the sky, but the Texan sunsets are beautiful!
The title of course is related to the Sugarcult album entitled "Palm Trees and Power Lines"
this is my first german set of my powerline project for simcity 4
if you are interested in what sets i allready have release please contact me.
take note that those sets are outdated and will be replaced by overhauled onces in a while.
this set contains 220kV 'one-level' pylons
wich are pretty common in germany
aspecially as 110kV connections.
these pylons also combine with the 380/220kV hybride pylons.
this is just a shot of 2 suspension pylons