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@MrJameGumb
Interesting tidbit. Most places with high voltage lines use the land underneath them for parks or green spaces, since it's illegal to zone them as residential due to the health risks of long term damage to humans caused by electromagnetic radiation
(please someone correct me if I worded that wrong I read that article years ago)
In my city there's a green stripe that cuts right thru suburbia's asphalt desert, it's quite interesting.
See if you can follow them from beginning to end: https://www.google.com/maps/@26.0169968,-80.278912,3203m/data=!3m1!1e3?entry=ttu
They from Palmetto expressway where they use the highway perimeter to continue into Miami all the way up to Port everglades.
Wow! That is one crazy long park! Lol