Wednesday, February 5, 2014

High Wire Act


17 comments:

  1. Gotta love those guys that work on these lines! While in a motel in Texas we watched the Super Bowl with a group of very young hearty men from all over the states who had just spent a year laying 200+ miles of power lines and equipment in Texas (someplace close to a spectacular Canyon they said). Great guys; they were grilling outside the motel and having a great time, insisting that we share their food and "beverages." When I declined, they offered wine, too. DH said that he was sure they cleaned up their language because of my lone female presence. Gotta love those guys!!

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  2. It's a L O N G way up... and down!

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  3. Not a job I'd be good at! I feel dizzy looking at that ladder. ;)

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  4. I'm sure glad that's not my job.

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  5. In the world of technology we live in, I ask this.
    Why, why, why do we still see wires in the sky?

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  6. I am glad it is their job and not mine. haha

    The pic is very old wind blown snow on Mt. baker.
    You were close. MB

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  7. Now that scares the heck out of me. Electricity and heights, two of my most scary things.

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  8. That crane looks like a very large extension ladder!

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  9. Not a job I'd want....too high and too dangerous, but am thankful for those guys who do this work.

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  10. You should have climbed up to get a good overview pictures!!

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  11. They're battling wind and rain here to do the repairs

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  12. Symmetry on Monday and high wires today. A fine variety...but it is those beautiful clouds and sky that really catches my eye today. They are beautiful :).

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  13. I'm scared of electricity.

    Check out VDP's extra post!

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  14. That's not an easy job and I really respect the people who do line repairs. :)

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  15. Beautiful and well composed photograph, but I'm also glad that's not my job...

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  16. I guess it's better than strapping on a big belt and shimmying up the pole. I guess. Can't say either looks like an easy job.

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