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Walnut Hill – A View From Above
November 6, 2008
Things look a little different from 60 feet up than they do on the ground.
NorthEscambia.com had the opportunity recently to take a ride up in an Escambia River Electric Cooperative bucket truck. From 60 feet above the parking lot at the Ernest Ward Middle School gym, the view of Walnut Hill is impressive.
For more photos, click here.
Pictured top: Looking at the intersection of Highway 97 and Arthur Brown Road. Pictured left: Libbie Johnson from the Escambia County extension service gets a ride in the bucket truck. Pictured below: Looking 60 feet down at Ryan Carter and Sherry Digmon from the Atmore News. NorthEscambia.com exclusive photos, click to enlarge.
Special thanks to EREC for the ride.
Comments
2 Responses to “Walnut Hill – A View From Above”
I had the chance to take these pictures when EREC had their big bucket truck at Ernest Ward for a Career Day. Maybe I can talk them into doing some at Bratt on day.
William
You know , I really enjoyed looking at those pictures. Thanks. Can you do the same a Bratt one day, maybe?