Fog Rolls.

Fog Rolls.
So I was sitting here looking out into the misty distance thinking that sure as hell looks like tiger country, i looked a bit closer and saw this mad huge tree, which as it turns out was not a tree.. but a powerline tower πŸ™‚ This got me thinking as to why on earth would you put a thumping great powerline thru the middle of the Blue Mountains bush, a little further digging and it turns out there is actually 3 main feeder lines into Sydney from the Lithgow power generators (defunct Wallerawang and now Mount Piper). The one I am seeing is the southern feeder (330kV) with another (132kV) located on the populated strip with the great western highway and the northern one (132kV) located along the Bells line of Road, a somewhat populated strip as well.
Well, thats a neat throwback thursday engineering fact which has added to my foggy foggy forest pictures. Here’s a bunch of inversion layer foggy landscape pictures..so with powerlines πŸ™‚

Rabbits and Planes.

Rabbits and Planes.
Here is two fun facts about planes and rabbits.
1) Some airlines will allow you to take your rabbit onboard as hand luggage.
2) Aircraft engines are typically certified to meet a certain bird size ingestion.. but i think we need expand that to just a organic lump of a certain size.. why you might ask?, well at Ireland’s Dublin Airport they have problems with rabbits being ingested into the aircraft engines, which has a double negative where by chopped up roasted bunnies attract a large of number of scavenger birds which then also get chopped up and roasted…

Viaduct.

Viaduct.
Very cool bunch of sandstone bricks here, in such good condition too, this bridge/viaduct is nothing more than a pedestrian/cycle way now but will probably outlast most the freeways in sydney πŸ˜‰

Unbeelievable.

Unbeelievable.
Whaddya call a beehive without an exit.
Nothing related to the shot, just a sweet dad joke stolen from my local store down the road which has a weekly quality dad joke in the window πŸ™‚