four pumps are gone near that dock. I also remember the plant always was running.
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AirDancer
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I was rather taken aback by the reference that part of the plant would be going to the Honduras. That was quite unexpected.
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Excellent!
I can see where some flora had grown next to the house ... the stucco is stained.
I like the creative texture of the house's exterior. Quite interesting!
AirDancer
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I'm glad you got the pictures months ago as well. The before and the after ....
Jeff little,told me the boiler set up.This plant was tied into Ft pierce directly after Hurricane David as they couldn't restart the plant and had to use the old diesel plant to fire up big blue.This was in 1979.The ft pierce plant was razed about a decade ago,and ironically they man the FMPA plant.The tie in room is still there in big blue.big blue has restarted the twin,it had in Fort Pierce. It on the exterior looked the sane but inside it wasnt.Big blue also was the only plant that could start off the grid it's on in the region. The cng turbine has an electric start .
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They should have turned Big Blue and its building into a museum, a salute to the past.
It's not going down any time soon.I know they will gut the main edifice, but it will still stand along with the switches out front.
I may resuggest the marker.Fpls first plant way north,built about the sane time as the old diesel plant still stands.Like Vero electric they sold Ice as well.
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Sounds like your area is having financial problems like many others. Spending priorities have been so skewed that the list of what needs to be done becomes ridiculous.
Politicians like to spend our tax dollars on new projects, without a care about what must be maintained.
Not going into the rant I might have posted in that video.
Get this .they didn't maintain the grid as they ought as they want to sell it.the transfer switch and substation has parts predating big blue!
Yet the locals want it both ways.oh wait till they loose power and have to cycle power usage until the Ouc can handle.big blue sat idle and was operational when a power outage of 75 percent of the grid occured and two options were available .fire up the Gifford substation or Big Blue.
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I understand about the grid not being maintained properly.
In the early 90s, an ice storm hit the area in which I lived at the time. Over 75% of the city lost power....some for over 2 weeks! Reason? Power lines weren't properly maintained. The crews that traveled to my area to lend a helping hand during the ice disaster were asked to 'donate' new power lines & transformers. Talk about ridiculous! The power company, which charged a pretty penny for their service, couldn't be bothered to update & repair where needed.
Ah,you will love this home.I wanted to photo this old gal.I need to do it justice.it's the citrus Baron home.one I mentioned to you buy from.Gracewood fruit,and there's a beach cottage on Gracewood ln I need to photo as well.View attachment 9432 View attachment 9433 View attachment 9434