Putting them up on a hill/mountain with other windblown pine trees can start out well...
But after 10 years, without proper cell pole tlc it can start looking a little gumpy.
This is up the hill from Nederland, Colorado.
Putting them up on a hill/mountain with other windblown pine trees can start out well...
I have to agree the first effort looked pretty good. But, time demonstrated how badly the plastic/metal/fiberglass fake limbs do in weather. It's an imperfect solution. If people would just quit using their phones, it wouldn't be a problem at all.northland10 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 19, 2024 2:45 pm Putting them up on a hill/mountain with other windblown pine trees can start out well...
cell tower 2012.jpg
But after 10 years, without proper cell pole tlc it can start looking a little gumpy.
cell tower 2023.jpg
This is up the hill from Nederland, Colorado.
There was a spot north of there where I was not using my phone. More accurately, Android Auto was not using my phone, or at least the street map.bill_g wrote: ↑Fri Jul 19, 2024 7:55 pmI have to agree the first effort looked pretty good. But, time demonstrated how badly the plastic/metal/fiberglass fake limbs do in weather. It's an imperfect solution. If people would just quit using their phones, it wouldn't be a problem at all.northland10 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 19, 2024 2:45 pm Putting them up on a hill/mountain with other windblown pine trees can start out well...
cell tower 2012.jpg
But after 10 years, without proper cell pole tlc it can start looking a little gumpy.
cell tower 2023.jpg
This is up the hill from Nederland, Colorado.![]()
FIFY as for the next conspiracy theory - the trees are loosing their leaves and limbs and some humans their minds
You know, I always feel bad for the people that really believe that. They are quite sincere in their concern for what radio energy does to all creatures including humans.