Well now...

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Re: Well now...

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Yes.
I did not.ice those power lines before.
Thank you.

What could those TWO lines be? Street lighting?
Most high voltage lines are three-phase, requiring three conductors.
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Re: Well now...

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owensri wrote:Yep, that is due to the power lines. On Van Horn Rd. in Flat Rock, MI, the gates are almost halfway down! Here's the crossing on StreetView:

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source= ... 2,,0,-3.74
Wow.

I bet truckers have to veer left to miss the gates.
Old 8-1/2 inch (o)-(o) ?
Also like seeing the old
STOP
ON RED
SIGNAL
signs.
I'm now self-employed but my boss is a moron.
My life is an open book. Unfortunately, I'm illiterate.
My patients' arrhythmias straighten themselves out!!
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