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In an idle moment I've put a miscellany of pics onto Photobucket, in the
hope that some of them might provoke discussion. All comments welcome.

http://s19.photobucket.com/albums/b1...Y/June%202008/

The album is 'June 2008' but that should come up automatically. I don't mind
you looking at my other albums, even the very very rude one.

Bill

A few pics for your delectation and delight
 

In article , Bill Wright
writes
In an idle moment I've put a miscellany of pics onto Photobucket, in the
hope that some of them might provoke discussion. All comments welcome.

http://s19.photobucket.com/albums/b1...Y/June%202008/

The album is 'June 2008' but that should come up automatically. I don't mind
you looking at my other albums, even the very very rude one.

Bill

Is your iron tower one of the ones at Hullavington for parachute
training?

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In article , Bill Wright
writes
In an idle moment I've put a miscellany of pics onto Photobucket, in the
hope that some of them might provoke discussion. All comments welcome.

http://s19.photobucket.com/albums/b1...Y/June%202008/

The album is 'June 2008' but that should come up automatically. I don't
mind
you looking at my other albums, even the very very rude one.

Bill

Is your iron tower one of the ones at Hullavington for parachute training?

No. It's nothing of that kind.

Bill

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On Mon, 16 Jun 2008 02:10:06 +0100, "Bill Wright"
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No. It's nothing of that kind.

Is it part of the pit head machinery at the Yorkshire Mining Museum?

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I believe it's the top of a support tower. Located in Cumbria, at an HF
broadcasting Station !
You can see the halyards and sheeves for the two curtain arrays and their
respective reflectors.

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"Bill Wright" wrote in message
...
In an idle moment I've put a miscellany of pics onto Photobucket, in the
hope that some of them might provoke discussion. All comments welcome.

http://s19.photobucket.com/albums/b1...Y/June%202008/

The album is 'June 2008' but that should come up automatically. I don't
mind you looking at my other albums, even the very very rude one.

Bill

A few pics for your delectation and delight
 

"Bill Wright" wrote in message
...
In an idle moment I've put a miscellany of pics onto Photobucket, in the
hope that some of them might provoke discussion. All comments welcome.

http://s19.photobucket.com/albums/b1...Y/June%202008/

The album is 'June 2008' but that should come up automatically. I don't
mind you looking at my other albums, even the very very rude one.

Bill


Interesting pics Bill, thanks.

Lee..

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I believe it's the top of a support tower. Located in Cumbria, at an HF
broadcasting Station !
You can see the halyards and sheeves for the two curtain arrays and their
respective reflectors.

Aha!

It was the ladders 'going nowhere' that floored me (but not from that
height!).

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On Mon, 16 Jun 2008 00:54:57 +0100, "Bill Wright"
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In an idle moment I've put a miscellany of pics onto Photobucket, in the
hope that some of them might provoke discussion. All comments welcome.

http://s19.photobucket.com/albums/b1...Y/June%202008/

The album is 'June 2008' but that should come up automatically. I don't mind
you looking at my other albums, even the very very rude one.

Bill


The only comment I have is that whil;e i agree with your sentiments re
the installer and the customer wrt the National Park pic, the fact
that it is in a National Park doesn't really make any difference - it
would be ****e wherever it was.

My question is - What building in Chester was the odd aerial
installed? may give a clue as to its purpose.

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"cmwb" wrote in message
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I believe it's the top of a support tower. Located in Cumbria, at an HF
broadcasting Station !
You can see the halyards and sheeves for the two curtain arrays and their
respective reflectors.

Give that man a coconut!

Bill

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"Lee" wrote in message
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Interesting pics Bill, thanks.

Lee..

My pleasure.

Bill

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On Mon, 16 Jun 2008 00:54:57 +0100, "Bill Wright"
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The only comment I have is that whil;e i agree with your sentiments re
the installer and the customer wrt the National Park pic, the fact
that it is in a National Park doesn't really make any difference - it
would be ****e wherever it was.
It certainly would, but where the environment is generally attractive these
things do cause more offence.


My question is - What building in Chester was the odd aerial
installed? may give a clue as to its purpose.
It was on the roof of a department store near the wall.
http://www.multimap.com/maps/?hloc=GB|Chester#map=53.18984,-2.88889|19|32&loc=GB:53.19142:-2.89498:14|Chester|Chester,%20Cheshire,%20England, %20CH1%202
(Not sure if that will work).

Bill

A few pics for your delectation and delight
 

My question is - What building in Chester was the odd aerial
installed? may give a clue as to its purpose.
It was on the roof of a department store near the wall.
http://www.multimap.com/maps/?hloc=GB|Chester#map=53.18984,-2.88889|19|32&loc=GB:53.19142:-2.89498:14|Chester|Chester,%20Cheshire,%20England, %20CH1%202
(Not sure if that will work).


I think the store is T J Hughes and that particular building complex also
housed Chester's Gateway Theatre until January 2007 (that may be the link),
and if I'm correct across the road is the Chester Crowne Plaza Hotel and
short stay car park underneath.

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On Tue, 17 Jun 2008 00:03:08 +0100, "Bill Wright"
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"Peter Thomas" wrote in message
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On Mon, 16 Jun 2008 00:54:57 +0100, "Bill Wright"
wrote:
The only comment I have is that whil;e i agree with your sentiments re
the installer and the customer wrt the National Park pic, the fact
that it is in a National Park doesn't really make any difference - it
would be ****e wherever it was.
It certainly would, but where the environment is generally attractive these
things do cause more offence.


My question is - What building in Chester was the odd aerial
installed? may give a clue as to its purpose.
It was on the roof of a department store near the wall.
http://www.multimap.com/maps/?hloc=GB|Chester#map=53.18984,-2.88889|19|32&loc=GB:53.19142:-2.89498:14|Chester|Chester,%20Cheshire,%20England, %20CH1%202
(Not sure if that will work).

Bill


No clue there then :-(
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"Peter Thomas" wrote in message
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On Mon, 16 Jun 2008 00:54:57 +0100, "Bill Wright"
wrote:
The only comment I have is that whil;e i agree with your sentiments re
the installer and the customer wrt the National Park pic, the fact
that it is in a National Park doesn't really make any difference - it
would be ****e wherever it was.
It certainly would, but where the environment is generally attractive these
things do cause more offence.

My question is - What building in Chester was the odd aerial
installed? may give a clue as to its purpose.
It was on the roof of a department store near the wall.
http://www.multimap.com/maps/?hloc=GB|Chester#map=53.18984,-2.88889|19|32&loc=GB:53.19142:-2.89498:14|Chester|Che*ster,%20Cheshire,%20England ,%20CH1%202
(Not sure if that will work).

Bill

No clue there then :-(
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I think they may have been BBC local radio OB link antennas, from when
they used to use 216 and 222MHz. Maybe they did regular stuff from the
site so it was worthwhile putting up some antennas ?

UKM