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Just thought that in reality this would be a little dangerous with pylons earthed in a Scottish Loch.
Part of the Mahinerangi Wind Farm about 30 minutes from our city. They are about as beautiful as power pylons on the hills but I feel they are helping fight pollution by reducing coal and gas usage to make electricity. They looked alright in this light I guess. We are just over an hour off Friday so I hope your week has gone well.
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Taken at The Dell, Clifton Springs on the Bellarine Peninsula at low tide. So lucky having this beautiful location right on my doorstep!
Given a gallery finish and some colour tweaks.
Only a few decades ago, this would have been a forest and marshland image, but this is the reality of city life today. I've presented it, in the same style you would expect a scenic image, alas, the beauty of the countryside has long ago left!
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The sun was at just the right spot to the west and left of the image. It was now casting it's light on both the train and the pylons below that once formed a wooden bridge. I was on the southern shore waiting for the train to pull into position.
Pylons marching across the countryside, being careful not to step on the A1. I like pylons. This is near Long Bennington. Described in my book "A1 Landmarks", published by Amberley Publishing.