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Slick utility blade holder - makerworld.com/en/models/155132#profileId-169784 printed in PLA Tough from Bambu Lab
I never realized how much utility poles and wires can change the character of a community until we bought the new house. While we can now be carefree with ladders, we have to be careful with digging.
On Sunday, I came home from work and Bruce had made us some shelves in our utility/laundry room. There used to be a window there, between the kitchen and the utility room, but it wasn't the nicest looking thing. Bruce and Bonnie took it out for us and turned it into a wall. On the other side, Bruce used the spare pieces from some old IKEA shelves (useless without the hardware to put them together) and made us some recessed shelves. The light is probably better for pictures in there during the day, but I got home pretty late and was at a loss for things to photograph.
Mary Beth Basha sits down with customers two days a week at PEACE Inc.'s Eastside Family Resource Center to address their issues paying National Grid Bills. | Ashley McBride, Staff photo
For the full story, visit www.mysouthsidestand.com/more-news/high-utility-bills/
Painted utility box on the corner of L and 15th Streets, Sacramento, California. See CapitolBoxArt dot Com.
Although Westcoe Williams doesn't work, he volunteers at PEACE Inc., where he found an opportunity to get help with his utilities. | Ashley McBride, Staff photo
For the full story, visit www.mysouthsidestand.com/more-news/high-utility-bills/
Miles of Mabey Durabase Mats created roadway to provide sure footing for electric pole replacements.
Part of my 'Anatomy of a road' series, documenting the Padiham to Barrowford by-pass.
Canon AV-1 and Canon 50mm f1.8 lens on Rollei Retro 100 exposed at 80ASA and developed in divided D76.
March 2012
A random snapshot of one of the three electrical utility poles that are being replaced on Main Street out in front of the abandoned Stahl-Urban garment factory in Brookhaven, Mississippi. (March 31, 2017)
Three of these poles on this major 3-phase cross-town circuit are being replaced by B&B Electrical and Utility Contractors, Inc., a contractor company that's based up in Brandon, Mississippi that was hired for this job by Entergy of Mississippi, the owner of the poles and lines.