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  1. Dear Sue,
    I'm feeling in awe, I've never seen such a long series of high voltage poles, I wonder how long it is the distance they cover!
    Thanking you for hosting,
    I'm wishing you a lovely new week
    XOXO Daniela at ~ My little old world ~

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  2. Wow that is a lot of power lines. When I lived in Dallas, we had those running through my part of the city and when I would walk I could feel the energy flowing through those lines.Probably is not healthy to live that close.
    I hope you are doing well, I wish you happy memories, sending love♥♥♥

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  3. This was a fun and strangely exciting post! You are in my prayers and I admire your strength. Thanks for posting today

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  4. Quite a collection of power lines! Hoping you are doing okay.

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  5. I think the storm clouds are the most interesting.

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  6. I ma always amazed when I see these electrical towers climbing up the mountains here in Colorado

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  7. I kind of like power lines actually. We have some running through the green space behind our home. During wet weather they crackle and pop.

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  8. Not sure what you call them there but here we call them pylons, they are just about everywhere.

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  9. Interesting photos, stay healthy and happy....

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  10. These images are perfect. Thanks for sharing with us too..

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  11. Who knew an antenna could be so dramatic? Great photos.
    Amalia
    xo

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  12. Fascinating photos, Sue.

    Happy Tuesday!

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  13. I've always found the power lines mesmerizing.

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  14. So close and so many! And no birds on them!
    The miracle of electricity!
    Interesting sky in that photos!
    Have a serene week ahead! Be well!

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  15. There are some hiking trails near us that run partly under some of those. Your great photos reminded me of that! Thank you for hosting, Sue. Hope you are doing okay.

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  16. When I cross different countries in Europe or also in Northern Africa I know who had built up the poles ! The French poles look like a cat head, the others have a different design similar to yours.

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  17. Thanks for sharing the photos of your sweetheart.

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  18. Great find when you're lost. They always take you to a road at some point. Beautiful.

    Thank you for hosting the fun.

    Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday and rest of the week. ♥

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  19. All in a row, as far as the eye can see. What would happen if one fell? Would they all fall, like dominos? Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com

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  20. Timely pictures given that last week's storm took down power lines all across the UK!

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  21. Such beautiful pics. Very nice. So simple yet so powerful.

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