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Furuhashi335 — Shinto shrine beyond a railway crossing 2
Published: 2015-07-11 12:03:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 891; Favourites: 62; Downloads: 0
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Near Tadami railway station, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. July 2015.Related content
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I like the composition of this. Also its an unusual place to photograph. Makes an interesting image. good job! :3
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Thank you very much!
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This is a interesting set up. I know another one of my divent art friends who would love seeing this with the railroad crossing signs.
Are all the power poles in japan mostly cement and steel?
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Thank you! In Japan, almost all power poles have been made from cement and steel because of superior durability.
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Richmond VA has square cement streetcar poles in it but they are over a 100 years old from the Richmond streetcar system in the 1920's.
I do hunt the porcelain and glass knobs on the poles called insulators. The insulators are what keep the power from leaving the power line and going though the pole.
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