Electric transmission lines across Nile River

Only one picture today: a photograph of a high voltage transmission line across the Nile River in Egypt.

Hello everyone. It has been quite a while since my last post. In fact I only sent just a few posts for the whole of last year,  2013.

For that I owe some apologies to loyal followers of this blog. I know that a considerable number of young engineers find many pictures here useful for them.

I also noticed in the past one year that many students follow this blog.

Again, please accept my apologies. It has been a really busy season for me in the past one year or so.

That is a fact of life for many of us in the construction industry. In some projects the work demands sometimes suck the life out of us. This is no joke.

Okey,  folks. That's enough hugs and kisses. Now back to the above picture.

It must seem a bit unusual to regular readers that I post this kind of picture. Usually the pictures are about cables,  wiring,  etc. Definitely not about high voltage transmission lines.

Actually I am running out of new pictures and this is the type of new ones that I have.

With this picture also I am announcing that I am now in Egypt. In Cairo to be precise.

Currently I am taking Arabic courses here while searching for a job. Not a job in Egypt,  but in other Middle-East states. Probably in Saudi,  UAE or Qatar. Being new in this region I will probably accept the first offer that I get to minimize the risk of being unemployed too long.

Today also is the day that readers can see my identity. All the while this blog has been deliberately developed and vigorously experimented to suit fundamental SEO (search engine optimization) principles and to maximize readers' clicks on Google's advertisements.

It was easier for me to do so if I kept my identity hidden. I knew this made the blog somewhat un-professional,  but then I never meant for it to be a professional blog in the first place, and I still don't.

So why expose my identity now? I will explain that some other time. As for now, those who wish to contact me can visit my facebook page as before. Or they can visit my LinkedIn page as indicated by the link below the picture above.

Readers may also soon notice that I am gradually revising a number of my earlier posts since this blog is now indirectly associated with my professional public image.

Okey guys. I need to switch off now, but I will see you all again soon enough.

Chowww !!

Note: I am sending this post from my Samsung Note. It's kind of ackward to type long posts using this thing.

And photo editting is also another problem.

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Electrical Installation and Wiring Pictures

Welcome to Electrical Installation and Wiring Pictures.

In this blog I will share with you some photos on electrical installations, and wiring works. They are real and actual works of electrical installations and construction.

A picture says a thousand words. But I will be giving you lots and lots of photos. So you will be able to get truckloads of information on electrical works from this blog.

Pictures however cannot replace words. Some things can only be said with words.

Therefore I will drop some comments and attach them to each of the pictures that I upload.

If and when I see some new aspects that I think will be useful to the reader's understanding of anything in a picture, I will add the additional comments as an update so that you will know if I have added some things to old posts.

This blog is intended for beginners in the works of electrical construction, installation and wiring.

I have always been trying to find a suitable method to represent the experience that I have gained throughout my twenty-year career efficiently through the internet medium.

I tried writing articles for a while. But it took too much time, and I am not much of a writer. This photography method may be able to help. We'll see.

In any case I hope you will enjoy what I will be uploading to this blog, and that they will be useful for you. This is my way of giving back to the world what this world has given me.

Keep in mind again that they are real construction and installation pictures, not some drama acts of electrical installation works.

Some pictures will show bad workmanship, some may show nice works. While others may show some bad practices by the contractors or their workers and electricians.

Beginners, please take note. Just because I show a picture here does not mean I am recommending a method, a practice, or a technique that is shown in the picture, unless I specifically say so.

These pictures are for you to see and think. They are materials that can be effectively used to grow knowledge of real electrical installations and construction. Or maybe use them as references in your works, or in engineering classes.

Whatever the purpose of use that you have, you must think before you follow.

With that note, I am closing this opening post. If there is something you want to see but cannot find it here, just drop a comment.

Probably I will not reply your messages. But then I know there is something that you need or prefer.

I will try to help when I can.

See you in the next post.