The red and white "flags" on the power lines are there to draw the attention of any tall trucks or people working nearby so they're less likely to touch the lines. They spin in the wind to be even more noticeable.
If I get anywhere near Deepwater a detour would be mandatory to take a photo of the Eclipse Theatre. The next time we cross the Tasman at the end of the month we are going to Melbourne which is too far away and the following time it will be to ride the Ghan and drive back next vAugust. Hi from NZ, Anthony
I agree it’s the one place I can shut off to the pressures of the ugly world that has been pushed on to us. We need to enjoy what we have now because it’s being eroded by nefarious governments and bureaucrats.
The red and white "flags" on the power lines are there to draw the attention of any tall trucks or people working nearby so they're less likely to touch the lines. They spin in the wind to be even more noticeable.
Thanks mate, I was taking a wild guess it was something like that. That makes a lot of sense.
Look up and live. Powerline safety.
Thanks Vern!
Thank mate, that means a lot!!!
If I get anywhere near Deepwater a detour would be mandatory to take a photo of the Eclipse Theatre. The next time we cross the Tasman at the end of the month we are going to Melbourne which is too far away and the following time it will be to ride the Ghan and drive back next vAugust.
Hi from NZ,
Anthony
Thanks fo the vid. Just love riding in that area.
Dangars = Dane gars
I agree it’s the one place I can shut off to the pressures of the ugly world that has been pushed on to us. We need to enjoy what we have now because it’s being eroded by nefarious governments and bureaucrats.