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The stuff that's over our heads -- a hub of nonstop activity. But if it fails for any particular reason for an extended length of time, there's all heck to pay. Captured 2/4/10, around 8:20 AM, about one quarter of a mile from my daunting dwelling. For better detail a ZOOM is a must. Ciao, and thankx for clicking on.

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alessimarco

4:14PM | Mon, 15 February 2010

Cool captures!

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Rainastorm

5:19PM | Mon, 15 February 2010

True...awesome technology is, but for it to stop working for any reason or amount of time...all hell breaks loose. Gives us a little more respect for our ancestors who had nothing! :-) Cool capture.

Foto-Arte

5:42PM | Mon, 15 February 2010

Wow! Looks like a lot of traffic there!

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bmac62

6:56PM | Mon, 15 February 2010

At first...looking at the thumbs...I thought I was looking at tall masts. Funny how the mind does that. Very interesting collage Harry. I don't know why I am thinking of this but there were no wooden poles in Vietnam...electric wires were strung rather randomly on old concrete poles of French design and obviously dated back to colonial times. Concrete poles don't deterorate much in tropical weather.

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morningglory

7:06PM | Mon, 15 February 2010

Amazing all the wires heading all different directions. Still such an eyesore. I like the communities that bury the lines...so much neater.

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RodS

9:02PM | Mon, 15 February 2010

Hmmmm....... Skillfully wired for you by Moe, Larry, and Curley. LOL! Looks like things have been added on here and there as an afterthought.

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debbielove

7:57AM | Tue, 16 February 2010

We don't have these as much in the U.K.. Ours are often underground.. Interesting views, of a hive of technology... Skillfully taken shots! Rob.

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MrsRatbag

8:36AM | Tue, 16 February 2010

Yes, it seems to me that it's a matter of logic; lines should be underground, it's so much safer that way. Especially here in the Northwest, where there are so many trees that fall on the lines in windstorms. But no, we have lines of lines all crossing everywhere. Makes no sense. Thought-provoking collage!

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durleybeachbum

2:24PM | Tue, 16 February 2010

It looks a bit random for a developed country! good pics though.

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jocko500

7:55PM | Tue, 16 February 2010

cool shot of these lines. most people do not look up to look at these lines but it good to see them to remember these is there

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myrrhluz

12:50AM | Wed, 24 February 2010

Looking at all that confusion, it seems amazing that it works at all. Or that anyone can figure out what is wrong when it doesn't. Of course it the wires are down due to ice, that's a pretty good clue. Excellent images! Wonderful detail and POV!

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mermaid

7:32AM | Sat, 06 March 2010

Oh my what a contraption...lol... fascinating shots, Harry!


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