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Related: About this forumArtful Transmission - Electric Power/Telephone pole as art
Beautiful Function, Functional Beauty!
Check them out -
http://io9.com/these-beautiful-giant-sculptures-support-power-lines-wi-1630435303
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Artful Transmission - Electric Power/Telephone pole as art (Original Post)
Lodestar
Nov 2014
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NV Whino
(20,886 posts)1. Those are great
But what I'm not seeing is a way to service the lines.
SamKnause
(13,108 posts)2. I like them.
RoccoR5955
(12,471 posts)3. It may look cute but,
This should not be necessary. Electrical lines should be buried!
The initial cost could be offset by the lack of maintenance needed, inherent to overhead lines.
The money then saved could be invested in REAL art!
OffWithTheirHeads
(10,337 posts)4. Now, maybe we know what those statues on Easter Island were used for.
way cool!
jillan
(39,451 posts)5. Those are amazing but personally I think these ones are even more creative & artistic -
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oldandhappy
(6,719 posts)6. Big like!
And to be honest, I vote for solar and wind rather than power lines.