Pylons against a blue sky

Pylons against a blue sky

light elf pylons

[True elf pylons should obviously be made out of lashed bamboo.]

Date(s): 2006. Photos by aymar. 1 - 40 of 40 Total. 2636 Visits.

blue sky
The North Sea might just look like this. You just have to drain it and link up all those oil-rigs with cables.

pylon
Trompe-l'œil, look down from a skyscraper. Not sure if a parachute would work.

end of the rainbow
Transformer station against fleecy white clouds.

pylon
pylon encircled by an opportune shrub

pylon

pylon in the wheat

pylon in the wheat
air buoy (the only thing missing are a couple of winged goupies)

pylon in the wheat

Tanactum vulgare
Tansy dwarfing a summer pylon

Tanactum vulgare

Tanactum vulgare

bean pole run
picket line

4-handed water carriers

'Revolt of the hamals'. A small NW-SE run. The attached 'quern stones' are unusual. Could probably be modified as deadfall. (The Brussel Sprouts in the foreground could serve as convenient bait.) The brown color of some of the pylons is rust. Also unusual.
[Open field legends: Pylons were originally used by farmers to store their cartwheel shaped bread loaves while working in the fields. The chandelier type hoist up can still be seen in some old cellars. The catenaries were a Paul Bunyan addition. Just handy for hanging up corn cobs.]

4-handed water carriers

4-handed water carriers
the little brown pylon

mounted step donw transformer
Three phase mysteries: A light bulb with a Mercedes star filament should work. You should have light as long as the three phases are not all in sync. The more evenly staggered the better.