definition of a "long haul" by Richardphotos
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5009x2200 pixels resized. I walked the length of the props and counted 67 steps. at an average 3 feet step span they are about 200' feet long.
I watched a youtube video of a truck delivering a prop and needing to make a sharp turn onto a narrow road. their trailer has turnable wheels at the back and controlled from the cab of the truck pulling the trailer
Comments (25)
I've seen these on the rail cars as well.... great capture
Not something I would like to get stuck behind on a single carriageway, nice capture.
Wow the "Real Thing" --- a lot better than utube.
They are mega long, would take me a half hour from one end to the other.. Smiles.
Thanks for sharing Richard.
Wow....hate to get behind that. Great photo!
You had good lighting! Well done!
See them quite frequently on trains being shipped.
One word comes to mind. MASSIVE!!!!!! Excellent photo, Richard!
My goodness, they are humungus. Now that is a sight not seen in my neck of the woods...
That's very beautiful!
I see those traveling on railroad cars sometimes too.
Wow that's certainly impressive
Great capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow! now that's one long load...
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COOL POV
Exellent shot.
Amazing truck, great shot !
Interesting, great capture!
cool
wow, that's amazing.
Now that is going to be one HECK of an a'rplane... or helicopter.
Cool
I would really love to see the crane they use to mount those blades on the generator body. it must be the size of Delaware. I mean, just look at all the mounting bolts on those things...
Great find and capture, Richard!
I hope the road is straight!!!