National Grid Pylon Upgrades, Thrandeston, Suffolk - 30th July 2023

The several-year-long project to add a third wire to each phase of the National Grid pylons which run up to Norwich finally makes it up to Thrandeston, so it's interesting to cycle over to have a look at people climbing all over pylons - at least some phases of which are still live, according to the crackling which can be heard, and which are a good 30 or 40 metres high. Before that, there are a few random phone camera photos, the earliest of which is back in March for Harry's birthday. There's also a recent trip to the Burston Crown, which sadly seems to becoming a food-only pub as it only ever has one beer on and it's always something normal like Adnams. There's nothing wrong with Adnams, but it's everywhere so not worth a special bike ride.

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Back in March, it's Harry's birthday

Back in March, it's Harry's birthday

Lucy Cat wants to play Harry's Bey Blade

The materials for the patio project arrives

Fred tries to help down a cat up a tree

There's a cat high up a tree

The Boy Phil at the Burston Crown's bar

There's a crescent moon over the chamomile field

Harry roams around in the garden

There's a working gantry attached to the pylon

A dude looks up at some new insulators

The pylon as a work in progress

Meanwhile, a spare cable reel is loaded onto a lorry

The pylon upgrade site

Someone dangles on a ladder by the insulators

Working at great height on a live pylon

The salt dome at Suffolk Highways' Brome depot

The SYWO tour bus returns to Northgate