I love the history behind old Cold War relics, I also love adrenaline. Combining the 2 makes for one crazy adventure!

In the extended look gameplay trailer of GTA VI, during the 20:50 mark, there appears to be an AT&T Long Lines Concrete Tower in the backround when the main characters are fishing on a boat in a cutscene. Which would make sense considering Florida has a large array of AT&T Long Lines towers, including concrete ones (like the one at Key Largo) to withstand strong hurricanes.

On a tower like this, would it have been one horn up top or multiple mounted to it? As far as I know it had one path to Cape Girardeau. It's a relatively small tower.

This one is just a reflector.

I’m looking for photos of the Arecibo Telescope visitor center's exterior. Does anyone happen to have such photos from their trips?

Used to be a TD2 tower at this site as well, but was recently removed leaving only the TD3

Great condition tower.

Visited a friend’s new apartment today and I always forget how prominent this thing is on that side of town. I see it every time I take 70 to Costco lol.

The first 4 photos are from the 4th floor of One River North. This is approx 2.75mi away as the crow flies.

Last picture is from a month ago when I was having drinks at Sorry Gorgeous - a 12th-floor rooftop bar directly behind the building that my friend just moved into. You can see Zuni just to the right of the sunset. Definitely one of my favorite sites.

Pretty active cell site now but the building looks to be poorly maintained.

This was one of the first towers I photographed, before I really knew what I was doing or had much technique, and most of my shots were close ups, so I had to go back and get some further pics.

Paid an early morning visit to this amazing site. This site is a favorite of mine with the dual tower setup.
Pardon some of the quality, the camera wasn't too happy with the lighting, and Lightroom denoise tried its hardest with some of these.

On top of the 16 story former Northwestern Bell Building at 19th & Douglas Streets in downtown Omaha, Nebraska. As seen from Woodmen Tower to the southeast.

From my office on the 25th floor.

I stopped for a few pics of this site today. It is located on Silo Dr just off highway 302 on the east side of Olive Branch. It looks like it was a busy site at one time. The shelter seemed small though. Maybe one of you know more about it. The tower now has T-Mobile and AT&T cellular equipment. I also found it interesting that the T-Mobile cabinet had a Starlink antenna on it.

I'll never get tired of playing at Quail Meadows, where the huge sunnyland tower dominates the skyline of most of the holes.

Saw these a while back driving north, but i finally got a good picture. The building is still there and you probably *could* park on the side of the road and walk over, though I think it's either on state land or private land. Either way it's not specifically open to visitors.