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A number of what are termed "nationally significant infrastructure projects" are planned for the county, including large-scale solar farms and a corridor of pylons between Grimsby and Walpole, in Norfolk.

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The journey across offers commuters cinematic views across the water, and its giant metal pylons are striking.

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The lawyers said the January wildfire is “further evidence” that a transmission pylon known as Tower 2-5 “is improperly grounded.”

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The Dreadnaught was — well, you’ve eaten there, or someplace like it: a big, old, ramshackle driftwood pile, built out over the water on ancient wooden pylons.

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There are electric pylons close by that hum, which may bother some people, but other than that, the area is not too noisy.

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