This is a small hobby log. On weekend walks I note down high-voltage pylons: their shape, the line they carry and anything odd about them. Nothing technical, just a record of what's out there.
| Date | Where | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 27 Sep | Along the Lek, near Vianen | Pair of tall river-crossing towers. Red and white bands for aircraft. |
| 13 Sep | Flevoland, A6 corridor | Long straight run of lattice towers, every one identical. Very satisfying. |
| 30 Aug | Outskirts of Eindhoven | One of the newer "Wintrack" tubular pylons. Looks like two white needles. |
| 16 Aug | Zeeland coast | Old Danube-type tower, three crossarms, salt rust on the lower legs. |
Danube. Two crossarms, the upper one shorter. The most common shape on older lines.
Barrel. Three crossarms stacked, wider in the middle.
Tubular. Smooth poles instead of lattice, used on newer lines near towns.
No photos of fenced sites, no climbing, always from public paths. If you spot a tower you think belongs here, feel free to drop a note.
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