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I remember when I was a child, sitting in the back seat of the car and seeing them, I thought the pylons looked like giant metallic human forms, like sentinels over the landscape.
ReplyDeleteA powerline is the last photo in my Minnesota Memories series next week. They can look very interesting!
ReplyDeletePower lines connect us all in a way. These are certainly massive!
ReplyDeleteThere is something very fascinating about these towers. I like your series
ReplyDeleteI like that. Nearer and clearer. Great photo idea. Can I ask, were you on side of road to take those or walking in a field?
ReplyDeleteI was along the side of the road when I took these shots.
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That's something in a movie for us - ours are different....
ReplyDeleteThe power lines are a work of art
ReplyDeleteWe have them here too and we call them power pylons.
ReplyDeleteWe saw some huge wind turbines on trucks sitting on the side of the road the other day. I would have loved to have been able to pull over to take a photo. Enjoy your week, stay safe, and thankyo again for the linkup.
ReplyDeleteSuch cool captures, Sue!
ReplyDeleteHappy Tuesday and thanks for hosting!
The pylons make safe nesting spots for birds of prey. Thanks for the link today Sue.
ReplyDeleteInteresting!
ReplyDeleteAlways so mesmerizing to see those!
ReplyDeleteWe have a power line in one of our fields. Whenever I see them they remind me of a Stephen King book. I saw the film version first and I thought the pylons were walking to get rid of the past. It was only when I read the book that I realised they were falling. I think the book is called The Langoliers. I will have to check my book shelves.
ReplyDeleteThe bless of electricity! I've always liked these power lines.
ReplyDeleteGood photos!
Happy WW and a fine week! 😘❤️
Amazing perspective! We have a walking trail not too far away that passes under some of those towers. They're impressive!
ReplyDeleteThey remind me of tall, metal soldiers, marching across the land.
ReplyDeleteAmazing clicks
ReplyDeleteWe see those paths cleared through the trees for the power towers sometimes. Of course, we need power, but they make us sad as they really don't belong in nature.
ReplyDeleteMy local park has some passing right through, and the birds certainly enjoy them. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteLove those greenway pics. Very nice. Thanks for sharing them.
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