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Captured in the far right side of frame. cropped. Not the best capture with all the powerlines but I said wtf uploaded anyways. Tried to remove lower powerlines but failed :(

Shot from the window of the car as I drive my daughter to the rink in the morning.

This is the an example of Cleco's new hardware. I have no idea what this is.

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Sundown outside Wickenburg, AZ

Labor Day Weekend

I spent an afternoon driving and walking some electricity pylon service roads, and then climbing through horrible, thorny scrub to reach the top of a hiker-tagged peak.

Your New Wave whitewater adventure, New Mexico style.

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Driving home from work I looked up and decided to take a picture of the powerlines by the freeway.

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Out and about this morning we came across these two guys, one of whom was banging a power pole with a hammer whilst his mate stared intently at the wires being carried by the pole. Checking, we were told they were as we suspected, that they were doing routine checks of the poles and lines, looking for evidence of any wear and tear. Given that it appears at least one of last year's disastrous fires began as a result of powerline faults, it was great to see the zeal and care with which the workers did their job.

 

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power lines near my house.

The old Teche coop that has since been purchased by Cleco

abstract powerlines blue sky

Its actually quite rare to see LUS use wooden extensions on a pole rather than metal ones.

Taken in Montclair, NJ. One of my favorite places to watch the sunset.

 

I delete comments with graphics. No offense meant, but they make me itch.

Not sure what this new hardware is that's popping up on Cleco's poles lately

Not too sure if the top is 34.5, but further up, the insulators are much larger.

Powerline's new 48 came in for a lot of criticism, in my opinion much of it unwarranted. You can see here the detailing is certainly a big improvement. The new model also has working marker lights.

Workers from Winco Powerline Services of Portland, Oregon, work on AEP powerlines in northeast Ohio in a 1977 Hughes 500D N500MZ.

Solarized insulators on a power line.

Image captured Agfachrome slide film during the mid 1980s using a polarising filter | Camera: Nikkormat FT2

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