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by Theresa (T-) McCracken

 

Bird Cartoon 2748
Bird Cartoon 2748: A penguin and an ostrich are on a utility wire and break it. "New migrating patterns may result in some interruption of services."

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Tarzan Cartoon 3921

Tarzan Cartoon 3921: "Rural electrification finally reaches Tarzan's neighborhood with unfortunate consequences." Tarzan swings from one electric line.

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Utility Cartoon 8406
Utility Cartoon 8406: A gopher coming up out of a hole in the ground with fiber optic cable wrapped around and sticking out from all over. “Call before you dig!”

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Bird Cartoon 2708
Bird Cartoon 2708: “Handicapped Accessible Pole.” A bird in a wheelchair sits on telephone wires looking eagerly down on a man walking by carrying an umbrella.

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Utility Cartoon 2750
Utility Cartoon 2750: In a grave yard one tombstone says, "Buried Cable."

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Solar Cartoon 0747

Solar Cartoon 0747: Of solar panels in front of a nuclear power plant's steam stacks someone asks, "Do you really think installing a solar panel will satisfy the anti-nukes crowd?"

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Teacher Cartoon 2869

Teacher Cartoon 2869: In a classroom where all the kids are in front of computers a teacher says, "These days we worry more about power failures than teacher strikes."

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Electricity Cartoon 4428

Electricity Cartoon 4428: A kid sitting near a TV a CD player, some computer games and some old fashioned toys (tinker toys, etc) says to another: "Geeze. When the power's out there's nothing to play with around here."

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Tennis Cartoon 4225
Tennis Cartoon 4225: A tennis player in a collapsed plastic dome saying, "I hate playing in an inflatable dome during a power outage."

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Nuclear Cartoon 0297

Nuclear Cartoon 0297: A runner chases ,“A Runaway Nuclear Core.”

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Theresa (T-) McCracken
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is a website I'm developing that has lots of "Then and Now" photos, stories about Native Americans, homesteaders, entrepreneurs, and colorful characters who have lived, worked and played in the quirky town I work in, Yachats, Oregon.

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