Guess where this is?

WINNER

Its in west germany. NRW

Its a photoshoot about how the small Villages in west germany have deteriorated.

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DDR

wromg
west germany. 2018

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Why would you bury railroad Overhead line?

It's obvious this pic is from Kleinstadt Germany

how ?

SPIEGEL ONLINE: Did you sense a difference between East and West?

Mahler: Not at all. Rather still between north and south - in the Upper Palatinate, the young people seemed much more open than in Schleswig-Holstein. But East or West, that seems in the generation of today's 20-year-old finally play no role anymore. There were quite different surprises.

SPIEGEL ONLINE: For example?

Mahler: I did not expect how depressing it looks like in Saarland. This is much more serious than in East German small towns, in the rehabilitation after the turn, so much support has flowed. There, streets and facades sometimes look like perfect backdrops in which you only miss the extras. In Saarland, the people are missing - but it looks even bleaker, because there was the great rehabilitation wave in the sixties and seventies and then not much has happened.

spiegel.de/kultur/gesellschaft/deutschland-im-saarland-sieht-es-deprimierender-aus-als-im-osten-a-1241608.html

Wait, people seriously bury electrical lines in other countries?

That sounds stupid

uhm excuse me what..? Why not? Its much better to bury them

>That sounds stupid
it isn't
it looks infinitely better and they have less chance of getting fucked up
it's not difficult to dig a hole when they need to be tapped into

What if the grounds wet, or i dig into one one day?

>wet
not a problem. They are wired into special protection

no one digs through asphalt and then goes 3 meters deep. why would anyone do that

>earthquakes
>sinkhole
>floodplains
>aquifers
>Old mines

Wouldnt it be more difficult than the way we do it now?

power lines above the ground get wet all the time (rain)

those would affect above ground lines just as much as buried lines, no?

>why would any one do that

I just like to dig holes man, never know what I'll be diggin'.

Thats a Canadian sign.

The tree line and that fence.

What country UNIVERSALLY buries their electricity cables? That’s what I want to know

you should become a treasure hunter then. Shit is exciting and cool

Hey faggot what country do you live in where electricity is always underground?

check my flag

That war really did kill the best men.

What country is that

good job
merry Christmas

Britbongistan

Belgium...
Only high voltage is above.
And the cables are reinforced... same for housing: from connection at street to your house you are responsible for the cable. Has to be at least 60cm in the ground and reinforced.
It's safer/no maintenance etc etc.

lol

That woman is incredibly attractive.

France

MAKE IT FUCKING STOP!!! I GREW UP THERE ARG!

First impression Russia, but the boy doesn't have slavic facial features. Second guess British, but the but there's nothing looking exclusively British. The Powerlines and parking sign do look German.
99 Cent
100% german

Luxembourg.

Merry christmas!

spiegel.de/kultur/gesellschaft/deutschland-im-saarland-sieht-es-deprimierender-aus-als-im-osten-a-1241608.html

slav immigrant in germany

she's polish

its from a small town in western germany. I doubt the girl is polish.

poles are everywhere in west germany

also she's too attractive and unfridgelike to be a german

good point

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what happened to Britain

>Why not better to bury them?
Can't acces the lines to service for many months per year
>What is the frost line

I thought the dude looked slavic

Service what? A reinforced cable that last for decades?
We have mild winters so np. Cables are also at a minimum of 60cm underground for Frost reasons...

Germany, easy to tell by ust looking at the building styles