A reader criticizes SDG&E for replacing wooden telephone poles with industrial metal ones in San Diego canyons, arguing that the new design ruins the natural beauty of the area. While acknowledging the need to 'harden' power lines due to fire risk, the author suggests that SDG&E could find a more aesthetically pleasing solution that blends in with nature.
): While I agree with Judy Gradwohl, I wish she had mentioned what SDG&E is doing to our beloved San Diego canyons. I would venture tens of thousands of San Diego residents live near or on canyons and SDG&E has been replacing the benign wood telephone pole with some horrible Stalinist industrial metal nightmare of a pole that ruins the vibe and scenery in our canyons.
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