File:West Burton and Cottam from Ossington.jpg
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English: What remains of Megawatt Valley: the disused and part-demolished West Burton and Cottam Power Stations, described as "Beacons in North Nottinghamshire's Skyline" by EDF, can be seen here, as viewed from Ossington, approximately 13 miles away as the crow flies. Out of frame, to the right, the closer High Marnham Power Station was once even more prominent before its demolition. The two power stations in shot will follow in its footsteps in the coming 4 years. (Taken 2024/03/30) |
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| Author | Isaac Bee |
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