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A simple cloudless sunset, but the towers and lines give some depth to the scene.

With the lovely new Plutonic high-voltage power lines adding a nice Japanese touch to the scenery. (It's almost impossible to get somewhere in Japan where you can't see any power lines)

On an early evening walk, around minus 6 degrees.

Some more powerlines around the neighborhood. Those clouds are kind of cool.

One of the photographers worst enemy: Powerlines

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No more powerlines.

taken out of my bedroom window, early 2006 i think.

For the past couple of days helicopters have been passing over my house. It turns ou that they strung lines across the top of the high power lines crossing the James River and now they are attaching orange and white markers to the lines to warn low flying air traffic of the danger. The helicopter would hover in place while this guy sitting outside attaches the marker. Then they go get another marker while another helicopter is doing the same. SO Now you know how those markers are installed. I could not get an photos of them being installed - they were already doing the ones 2 miles off shore - the James River is over 4 miles wide at this point.

279/365, 1 August 2010

 

When I was little, I swore those powerline supports were cat-shaped.

Powerlines.

La Grange, Illinois USA

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Left: August 2014

Right: October 2016

 

Location Clarach Bay

 

Both pictures by me

Powerlines which used to feed the Johannesburg Grid with electricity from the Orlando Power Station. The station used to reduce the peak demand the city council had to purchase from ESKOM - the national power authority. Ironically many of those living near the power station did not have electricity - at least not prior to 1976. That only came later.

In the Dove Springs OHV Area.

An Iron Law of pix: powrlines and telegraph poles are all B&W.

Powerline 48 with TRaino 47 & 42 to try and show the colour differences, bear in mind the 42 is probably Indian Red whereas the 48 & the 49 looks like Venetian/Tuscan

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