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you are using an outdated browser. please upgrade your browser to improve your experience. home contact tpas our shop your cart - £ 0.00 search for: these much ignored pieces of rural and urban furniture finally have a website of their own. this is not the site to visit for technical information pertaining to telegraph poles. you'll find nothing about 10kva transformers, digital telephone networking or even so much as a single volt. this is a website celebrating the glorious everyday mundanitude of these simple silent sentinels the world over. we don't care what the wires contain either. they all carry electricity in some way be it the sparky stuff which boils your kettle, or the thinner stuff with your voice in it when you're on the phone. 9 jun 2018 thirsty pole watchers by sir benjamin spoon bem | posted in: appreciating , photos , submissions , wine | 0 a sudden letter of underwhelmment* 1 this week from jenny tailyour recently returned from a journey of unenlightenment: dear sir, given the legendary ferocity of their thirsts, your membership may be interested in a discovery made during an otherwise disappointing tour of the scottish lowlands. attached are photographs of unspectacular poles at coldstream and north berwick. the third photograph, however, represents a consummation devoutly to be wished by any lover of those two pillars of civilised society: telegraph poles and alcohol. yes, finally, a telegraph pole you can actually drink. this bottle of bush telegraph comes from the antipodes yet was found resting on the shelves of an out-of-the-way 'offie' in east lothian. it is now empty. yours, jenny tailyour. * 1 underwhelmment really should be a word . 27 may 2018 pole of the month – may 2018 by sir benjamin spoon bem | posted in: pole of the month | 0 c ongratulations to aaron bailey who finally gets a credit for pole of the month. he was recently disqualified during a previous attempt at this prestigious award due to having submitted photos of dead poles. this time however – poor quality photograph notwithstanding – he bagged a winner: “after a recent visit to that place where it always rains, north wales, (llanberis actually) i also saw that rare blue thing you have also spotted whilst looking skywards for tall, wooden sticky up things. see pictures. this pretty standard bt pole comes complete with its own self seeded rowan tree growing out the top. so not only is it tall, wooden and sticky up it’s also going to keep going up as it grows and gets taller! so how about that from a telegraph poler’s brain!” 14 may 2018 high voltage dioramas by sir benjamin spoon bem | posted in: electricity poles , models | 0 let me start with apologies. a power surge in our particular valley destroyed just two things last week: #1; my broadband router, and #2; the bit in the exchange where my particular wire plugs into whatever apparatus they have in there. everything and everyone else for miles around was completely unscathed. so if you're waiting for a reply from me for anything do please carry on waiting as this has nothing at all to do with my tardiness - that's just sloth on my part. this apology is for mrs tpas for using some choice and military strength vocabulary as the internet singularly failed to let me listen to the final hours of the football league relegation dramas. my life revolves around relegation dogfights and then ultimately the relegation itself. so, back to matters of appreciation. regular readers of this sage prose will know of my affinity towards dioramas. not so very long ago i commissioned a spectacular 3 armed miniature telegraph pole for my mantlepiece from member #0654, paul kirkup. to this day, it still has pride of place among my reddest rhubarb, curliest runner bean and other trophies. anyway, another paul, paul rees, a diorama modeller of some spectacularity sent me the fantastic photos you see below of a 33kv termination pole, an l6 400kv tower (pylon to you) and a 33kv substation. these just blew me away in the level of detail. paul says the 33kv pole is modelled on one that can be found at port lane substation outside winchester. quite brilliant. thanks for sharing them with us. if these are for a competition paul, i suspect some silverware will be making it to your mantlepiece too. not fruit and veg related trophies alas, but you can't have everything. 22 apr 2018 existential angst by sir benjamin spoon bem | posted in: slideshow , submissions , vintage | 0 until very recently gary straiton thought he was alone. completely alone. but let me assure you of this gary, you are born alone, and you will die alone but in between there is the telegraph pole appreciation society. you have found us new member #0829 and you are among friends. weird friends, but friends nonetheless. "anyway," gary tells us "one of my things is proper railway lines with telegraph poles." (ours too gary) he sent us the following photos of the poles remaining on the closed (1967) main line between perth and kinnaber junction. he also told us that when permission was granted to close the line by barbara castle one of the conditions was that infrastructure was to remain in case of reopening (insert ho ho ho's here). the line was shut in september 67 but a section remained open for goods only until june 1982. it's important to know this formed part of the west coast main line, hence the pole route wasn’t lightweight. gary continued "probably all the remaining tp’s on the strathmore line are west of forfar, the section of the line to perth remaining open until 1982. it would appear that the poles weren’t part of the deal when the scrap men moved in." "i have been trying to locate some of the old s&t linesmen who worked the pole routes but finding that difficult. i would really like to know what the wires did at each location and was it by local knowledge or was there are record kept?" gary sent us links to his flickr feeds with some brillilant photo collections that i highly recommend you take a look at. i'm rather pleased with myself that i've worked out this clever way of shortening the links. that's what we're here for. anyway, the pics are brilliant, thanks gary. kirkinch level crossing ardler station junction mike mather's adler jn pic 22 apr 2018 co. antrim by sir benjamin spoon bem | posted in: oddities , submissions | 0 n othing more to be said really. good job it wasn’t a power line ! many thanks to robert park for this irish brilliance. 16 apr 2018 gold ribbed hare’s ears by sir benjamin spoon bem | posted in: found poles , honorary technical advisor , photos | 0 o ur honorary technical advisor, sir keith s**a* (ooh! i nearly said his name then) continues the search for a telegraph pole with his initials on. the pictures you see below are from his recent foray into darkest dumfries & galloway. it was here – whilst tantalising a dozen or more trout with a gold ribbed hare’s ear* 1 – that keith came across these seemingly unused poles forming a a gold ribbed hare’s ear, yesterday makeshift bridge over a ditch for the facilitation of timber extraction. “i found that one of them is a 9 metre medium pole bearing the initials of my old friend and mentor bk, bernard kendall. bernard was from birmingham and was the resident poles inspector at the pole yard of calders and grandidge at boston lincolnshire. i was a young trainee and had to spend 3 months, under the instruction of the inspector, at each of the 7 pole depots around the country to complete my training, so was away from wife and son all week and home at week-ends, then an internal exam to qualify for the job. (i got the best exam marks ever recorded). anyway, bernard and his wife hilda took me under their wing, looked after me like a son, fed me, counselled me, and hilda always made me my favourite lemon meringue pie. they were the most wonderful caring people i have ever met and as i write i find i have tears in my eyes, they both went to that big pole yard in the sky many years ago. ” * 1 as a young man-about-town, i always had a three-pack of these about my person. – more in hope than anything. – and this is the closest thing to innuendo that i’ve ever been. – the trout are now cured, smoked and in keith’s freezer. i know you were worried about them. as was the water-bailiff. 2 apr 2018 this week in telegraph pole land by sir benjamin spoon bem | posted in: electricity poles , foreign ones , photos , submissions | 0 m y week started when charlie from out of the internet blue wrote to me. i was a little confused by his punctuation but ultimately he told me that i am the best, that god blesses me, and that i should keep preaching the pole gospel. he signed it with thanks from friends in los angeles. goodness me ! alright then charlie, thank you. i will. there were the usual letters with questions about telegraph poles: how high, how long, how big a gap between etc. then there was another question about a fault that had been reported to a phone line in yorkshire – to which my answer is always “yep, we’re right on to it”. and i would expect no less gittish an answer had i rang the keighley valley & worth steam railway and asked them if there is a buffet trolley on the 9:30 arriva trains service from aberystwyth to shrewsbury. maybe the distinction between appreciation society and directory inquiries is not so clear cut as i imagined. then, of course, there was that brilliant video john brunsden sent us – see our facebook presence for that particular gem. and finally, a succint email from jamie, also from the internet, who asks “do you accept members from australia?” do boys play football in the park i thought to myself. we accept anything from anyone from anywhere (at any time) is probably the best way to answer that question. anyway, jamie sent us the lovely power pole photo you see below together with the caption “high wycombe, perth, western australia”. well, high wycombe is in buckinghamshire actually jamie, so you got that wrong. and high wycombe, being in british buckinghamshire, almost never experiences blue skies like that. so someone’s got their lines crossed i think. speaking of crossed-lines – i counted no fewer than 30 parallelograms created from those bisecting power lines. so well done me. 8 mar 2018 pole of the month – march 2018 by sir benjamin spoon bem | posted in: pole of the month , vintage | 0 w e seem to have missed out february's pole of the month. it's only a short month, and my attention span is such that entire years can pass me by so a tiddly little month like february is nothing. anyway, we were traversing the dark underbelly of wales from brecon back to aberystwyth via llandovery and lampeter and the badlands in-between. and just where the a482 leaves the a40 is llanwrda - and march's p.o.t.m. glorious it is too. had the effect of causing a screech of brakes, a burnt rubber smell and the utterance "for christ's sake" from mrs tpas. you don't need to have a near fatal accident in order to view it - simply go on a popular internet street view application and have a look for yourself. a worthy winner. i couldn't find anybody there to congratulate them, so if you're going that way do please tell them. click an image to see it in glorious bigness. 4 mar 2018 happy lei feng day by sir benjamin spoon bem | posted in: the telegraph pole appreciation society | 0 b limey, this came around quick. march 5th – as if you’d forget – is lei feng day – a special day in the telegraph pole calendar. here’s a celebratory poster made especially and exclusively for us by wonderful wiltshire artist, dave bennett. who, co-incidentally, has the tpas membership number #666. make of that what you will. and if you want a reminder of who the hell lei feng is go <here> or buy our book . we think the latter is the better option (esp. if you use the 10% off coupon code: iamskint). the caption reads “real revolutionaries wear nice hats” 24 feb 2018 kentish beach find by sir benjamin spoon bem | posted in: broken poles , found poles , vintage | 0 s tephen poole from new romney asked us to help identify the lump of wood you see below. found on a beach on the south kent coast and he thought it might be a ship’s mast. there were two support timbers linked with a metal bar that went through the pole. the markings are three crown symbols, the number 26 and a capital letter h. somebody told him that it might be a telegraph pole. anyway, no point in having an honorary technical adviser unless you’re going to bombard him with questions. and i happen to know that our h.t.a. t.p.a.s. keith s**** is also on an eternal quest to find a pole butt with his initials on. and because he is likely every bit as old as the pole you see here, we just knew he’d have the answer: “ this is a 26ft stout pole, the growth rings very tight, certainly imported from finland, british pines do not grow this slow,(the tighter the rings the slower has been the growth) species is pinus sylvestris ie. scots pine. light poles had one crown, medium poles 2 crowns and stout poles had 3 crowns , a little unusual to find a stout ie. larger girth pole at this shorter length. some poles were imported from russia but that was at about the time of the revolution and i have seen in the old gpo archives a report from a poles inspector, out there to buy poles, which describes violence in the streets,” i hied myself to a doorway for safety ” he reports. the letter h is interesting – there would usually be the 2 initials of the inspector who accepted the pole,so probably before the time of even my older colleagues. i can go back to 1969. a shame that we cannot see the scribing at the ten foot mark which would give us a date. it looks free from rot but would be better preserved in the sea than in situ and in contact with the ground, so my guess (educated, but still a guess) would be sometime in the 50s. ” thank you for that sir keith. anyway, speaking of beach finds, some time ago i was out jogging on a beach, probably on the south coast, and a wooden treasure chest stuffed with gold and jewels of immeasurable beauty and worth fell out of my pocket. so if any detectorists down there (or indeed anywhere) come across any or all of this fabulous fortune – it’s mine, all mine i tell you. and i can easily identify it – it’s shiny and has immeasurable beauty and worth. 1 2 3 4 … 29 » us on the internet main menu home f.a.q. whence they came a world without telegraph poles hieroglyphics sir benjamin spoon b.e.m. pole of the month archive a grand day out contact tpas join our society ye olde telegraph pole shoppe disclaimer recommended read tpas on the telly #1. the pole liner #2. spaghetti trailer #3. telepoles on the b5105 recently thirsty pole watchers 9th june 2018 pole of the month – may 2018 27th may 2018 high voltage dioramas 14th may 2018 existential angst 22nd april 2018 co. antrim 22nd april 2018 further whimsey hiraethog the welsh space agency b5105.com world of pallets homebrew in donegal web links teleramics double groove british insulators insulators.info british telephones pics and stuff pole of the month pole of the month – may 2018 27th may 2018 © 2018 the telegraph pole appreciation society

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