The arch at Flamborough Head - where the bright white of the land meets the azure blue of the sea.
The arch at Flamborough Head - where the bright white of the land meets the azure blue of the sea. The tidal range can clearly be seen by the darker areas.
The arch at Flamborough Head - where the bright white of the land meets the azure blue of the sea. The tidal range can clearly be seen by the darker areas.
The Edstone aqueduct is the longest in England, though not the UK as a whole as both Wales and Scotland have higher and longer. Opened in 1816 and 475ft long it is made of cast iron construction on brick supports. It carries the Stratford Upon Avon canal over a small road, a river and a railway line.
The Edstone aqueduct is the longest in England, though not the UK as a whole as both Wales and Scotland have higher and longer. Opened in 1816 and 475ft long it is made of cast iron construction on brick supports. It carries the Stratford Upon Avon canal over a small road, a river and a railway line.
The Edstone aqueduct is the longest in England, though not the UK as a whole as both Wales and Scotland have higher and longer. Opened in 1816 and 475ft long it is made of cast iron construction on brick supports. It carries the Stratford Upon Avon canal over a small road, a river and a railway line.
At an evening event at Claymills pumping station the warm light enhanced the wooden ceiling and this lovingly restored crane.
View from within an abandoned building, nature slowly takes over.
