ipernity: Utility crew readying for the Hurricane and its damage.....

Ste

Hello dear Sarah it certainly looks like they are out in force and ready for action

best wishes ... Steve xx

7 years ago.

Sarah O' ^club has replied to Ste

Yes Indeed Steve, these crews and many many more were all over this area going in every direction! a massive undertaking for them! thanks, Sarah xx

7 years ago.

L. L. Wall ^club

... Hurricane Irma was nasty situation (truly devastating in many places) for Florida especially; and Georgia too (?) ...

... but this is a very good shot; a newsworthy shot for sure ... repetitive components, including white truck cabs, windshields in-a-row ... red color "pops" in contrast with the white vehicles ...

... a lot of heavy metal ... and the utility workers are unsung heroes after natural disasters ...

7 years ago.

Sarah O' ^club has replied to L. L. Wall ^club

Hello Wally, YES Irma's visit was devastating indeed. especially for Florida, the Keys and the Islands of the Caribbean, Georgia and also parts of South Carolina. Im delighted to see your take on the repetitiveness of these trucks, as they are lined up at a local Restaurant having a meal before heading back out! thanks Wally

7 years ago.

Amelia ^club

Well prepared indeed. The western states of America are certainly taking a bashing form these hurricanes and storms. Stay safe dear Sarah.

7 years ago.

Sarah O' ^club has replied to Amelia ^club

Yes indeed, PREPARED for sure as Companies as far as Oklahoma, even Canada arrived in our area to assist our local power companies here in the South Eastern United States.. (one of our sons is an Engineer in a local power company) .. we were safe , thank you Amelia.

7 years ago.

Doug Shepherd ^club

Have to agree with L.L. Wall Sarah, great composition.

Best wishes, Doug

7 years ago.

Sarah O' ^club has replied to Doug Shepherd ^club

Doug, thank you too for your visit and comment.... appreciate that! Sarah

7 years ago.

Frans Schols ^club

Prachtige foto Sarah! Mooi dat ze klaar staan,maar ik hoop dat ze niet in actie hoeven te komen.Groeten Frans en de 3 Stoges......LOL

7 years ago.

Sarah O' ^club has replied to Frans Schols ^club

Hey Frans, Yes this crew DID go into action! We had a pretty fierce storm (remnants of a Hurricane) and so many people were out of power for a few days:((( Crews came into our town and county from States far away to assist!! What is this about 3 Stoges????

thanks Frans, Sarah

7 years ago.

Peter_Private_Box ^club

Hi Sarah,

At first sight I thought these red tipped objects on the trucks were an array of missiles ready for 'Fat Boy'. (See www.ipernity.com/doc/2247998/45521404 ).
Now I can properly, I see that you are really well organised in a true spirit of co operation to deal with whatever comes your way.

Best wishes
Peter

7 years ago.

Sarah O' ^club has replied to Peter_Private_Box ^club

Hahaha! Peter, your first words here made me laugh! well, wish they might could silence that "Fat Boy" ).. who can I wonder?? well we might could... Yes Peter, power companies are always ready for this type weather. Georgia Power is our local power company and the Rural Power company handles things beyond our city limits, and this Company is where our oldest son is an Engineer. They had sooo many days of 24-7 work details to get folks back up and running with Electricity. With this recent Hurricane, we had Power Companies from across the US driving here to assist...it all worked like a well-oiled machine! Our son had great crews working with him throughout this ordeal! Great team-work!!! OK now you know, and I guess, too much info huh? :) kind greetings, Sarag

7 years ago.

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