Warehouses near the  Tanks

Is that a recycling warehouse?

DAFlys Posted at 9-27 03:05
Is that a recycling warehouse?

It looks like it is. I have never been there.

That's a very cluttered yard. As observed, it does look like a recycling plant.

Busy area around the tanks

Codgerzh2 Posted at 9-27 12:32
Busy area around the tanks

There is lots of industry there.

Great shot of that industrial area Charles.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 9-28 03:36
Great shot of that industrial area Charles.

Thank you.

BetterBizTech Posted at 9-28 05:39
Thank you.

You're very welcome Charles.  I hope you weekend is off to a great start.

I'm heading out this afternoon and tomorrow to dive on a couple of sunken ship sites.  Normally after a storm passes through it churns up the water enough to un-bury some artifacts from the sand.  I would have gone yesterday but the water was not very clear as it was still churned up a bit too much.

DowntownRDB Posted at 9-28 05:50
You're very welcome Charles.  I hope you weekend is off to a great start.

I'm heading out this afternoon and tomorrow to dive on a couple of sunken ship sites.  Normally after a storm passes through it churns up the water enough to un-bury some artifacts from the sand.  I would have gone yesterday but the water was not very clear as it was still churned up a bit too much.

Enjoy we have been stuck in the clouds of these storms for a week. Getting itchy to get out. It's a good thing I have this Home Depot project to plan. It's keeping my sanity.

BetterBizTech Posted at 9-28 06:35
Enjoy we have been stuck in the clouds of these storms for a week. Getting itchy to get out. It's a good thing I have this Home Depot project to plan. It's keeping my sanity.

Plus you had that 3 day TFR to contend with.  Is the Home Depot a big or small project?

DowntownRDB Posted at 9-28 06:42
Plus you had that 3 day TFR to contend with.  Is the Home Depot a big or small project?

It's 12 Home depots. 3D Panos, Mapping and Thermal for each. from PA to MA

BetterBizTech Posted at 9-28 07:58
It's 12 Home depots. 3D Panos, Mapping and Thermal for each. from PA to MA

Yep, that's a large project for sure.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 9-29 13:54
Yep, that's a large project for sure.

We will see if I'm sorry for taking it. It seems like half of them are in controlled airspace and 2/3 of the job is done mid day and i/3 after sunset, which makes them long. At least it will pay for the equipment.

BetterBizTech Posted at 9-29 15:08
We will see if I'm sorry for taking it. It seems like half of them are in controlled airspace and 2/3 of the job is done mid day and i/3 after sunset, which makes them long. At least it will pay for the equipment.

Well if it pays for the equipment then it's just profits after that.  Definitely going to be some long days though.  

As long as the plans are flyable I'm ok with work.

Nicely captured.
I always wonder why you still use overhead wires in these built up areas.

Montfrooij Posted at 10-9 23:21
Nicely captured.
I always wonder why you still use overhead wires in these built up areas.

High water tables. Staten Island was once a swamp

BetterBizTech Posted at 10-10 14:17
High water tables. Staten Island was once a swamp

So in other areas they are below ground?
In my mind I only see overhead wires in the US. Even in dryer areas.
(but most of that knowledge is based on movies and images I see here )

Montfrooij Posted at 10-10 22:08
So in other areas they are below ground?
In my mind I only see overhead wires in the US. Even in dryer areas.
(but most of that knowledge is based on movies and images I see here  )

In the NYC area there are lots of electrical lines on poles. It's ugly and needs to be underground.Whenever there is a heavy storm there can be damage, but it is never proposed. The newer neighborhoods are underground.

BetterBizTech Posted at 10-11 03:58
In the NYC area there are lots of electrical lines on poles. It's ugly and needs to be underground.Whenever there is a heavy storm there can be damage, but it is never proposed. The newer neighborhoods are underground.

Ah ok, that way.
Cost aspects.

Montfrooij Posted at 10-11 04:03
Ah ok, that way.
Cost aspects.

Yes and moving all of the existing pole wires underground would cripple the city.

BetterBizTech Posted at 10-12 19:45
Yes and moving all of the existing pole wires underground would cripple the city.

My guess is they will do it once the street gets a big overhaul.

Nice shot.

Montfrooij Posted at 10-13 01:52
My guess is they will do it once the street gets a big overhaul.

That would be nice.

Winkiel82 Posted at 10-13 04:28
Nice shot.

Thank You.

BetterBizTech Posted at 10-13 19:15
Thank You.

My pleasure

BetterBizTech Posted at 10-13 19:13
That would be nice.

I'm not sure if that is the policy. Because it's quite the investment.

Montfrooij Posted at 10-14 03:47
I'm not sure if that is the policy. Because it's quite the investment.

They haven't converted any of the old infrrastructure here yet.

BetterBizTech Posted at 10-14 03:55
They haven't converted any of the old infrrastructure here yet.

Oh that is too bad.

Montfrooij Posted at 10-14 06:02
Oh that is too bad.

I guess it costs too much to dig everything up and install it.

BetterBizTech Posted at 10-14 06:04
I guess it costs too much to dig everything up and install it.

That does sound like it.