Attingham floating fence
Happy floating fence Friday
Nature's complement
Inside an old mustard pot
The Harbourmaster's House. Dysart
High and Dry in Dysart
Reach for the Sky.
High and Dry in Elie
I must go down to the seas again.
Iced fungi
Iced fungi
Winter's signature
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Padlocked
Happisburgh on the first day of Advent
Bring me sunshine
Our village through rose tinted glass
The last HFF of 2019
Circles of confusion.
Christmas morning in Shrewsbury
Row your boat
Tractor
On the beach
I am sailing
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Maesbury lift bridge
Newhaven Harbour.
Autumn Meets Winter
Time warp
Salvador Dali's clock
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Fish Tales
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Wells lifeboat station
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View of the Scottish borders from Smailholm Tower.
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One Day in Autumn
Bow wave
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Longannet Power station
At the time of opening in the early 1970s Longannet was the largest power station in Europe with a capacity of 2,400 MW. Designed by Scottish architects Robert Matthew, Johnson Marshall & Partners, construction began in 1965 on land reclaimed from the Firth of Forth using ash from the Kincardine power station. The first electricity was generated in 1970 and the station was running at full capacity by 1973 once construction of all units was complete.
In 2003 Longannet was identified as Scotland’s largest source of pollution. The power station closed in 2016 after 46 years of producing electricity. The closure marked the end of coal-fired generation in Scotland.
Courtesy of: www.powerstations.uk/longannet-power-station-fife-scotland
The power station is gradually being demolished. See below for video.
Longannet Power Station Annex Demolition
The tower was finally demolished yesterday. www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-scotland-59597883
In 2003 Longannet was identified as Scotland’s largest source of pollution. The power station closed in 2016 after 46 years of producing electricity. The closure marked the end of coal-fired generation in Scotland.
Courtesy of: www.powerstations.uk/longannet-power-station-fife-scotland
The power station is gradually being demolished. See below for video.
Longannet Power Station Annex Demolition
The tower was finally demolished yesterday. www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-scotland-59597883
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I really like this composition, especially the way the chimney is thrusting its way up into the sky, matched by its reflection.
Best Wishes,
Peter
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