Showing posts with label pylons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pylons. Show all posts

Monday, 12 May 2014

Rainbow looks for gold


The constant showers-rain-showers scenario has produced luxuriant accelerated growth in the fields - and rainbows.

This one seems to point almost exactly to where the crock of gold is - just right of the pylon.

Thursday, 1 March 2012

Pylons as giants


I like electricity plylons. I know that might seem odd in someone like me, who walks the countryide so much, but these giant structures in the landscape give it a surreal edge that appeals to me. A bit like Don Quixote's windmills, that he saw in his mind's eye as ogres.

Of course, I wouldn't be happy about them too much in natural beauty spots (such as The Highlands), and I wouldn't want to live under one, but, yes, I do have a soft spot for them. Their webbed arangement strikes me as high design.

This photo is part of City Daily Photo's theme day for March - which is on the subject of electricity.
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