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Welcome!
Who are we and what do we do?
"It's funny how many people accuse me of being mad or geeky
- and then they send me photos or ask for more information!"
It's simple: the Pylon Appreciation Society is a club for people who appreciate
electricity pylons. Enthusiasts range from primary school children, to
retired engineers and include anyone who is interested or inspired by
transmission towers.
As well as the wealth of information available through this site,
if you choose to become a member there are other benefits including
a spotter's guide, question archive, and other resources.
The Junior section contains letters from our younger members as well
as how to draw a pylon.
Anyone can become a member for just £10 - to find out more, read the
joining page.
Latest news:
July 4, 2008 -
A new erecting pylons page has been added to the members' section. This is a step by step guide to how the Kincardine river crossing was accomplished...
[Read more]
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