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Photos by Ian @ Wilmar : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

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Ian @ Wilmar said:

Never been to Lanchaster! Regarding your earlier question, these monitoring posts are disused now. Many are derilict or flooded; some are refurbished; I believe one is a house. But during the Cold War a newtork of them was constructed across the UK to monitor the path of a nuclear fallout cloud, were there ever an attack. If you Google "Skelmorlie Monitoring Post" there's a link that will allow you to apply for a visit. I


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Albanaich said:

Monitoring what?


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Ian @ Wilmar said:

I believe this is Marina della Lobra. Massa Lubrense 'proper' is inland a bit. Nice photo!


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Ian @ Wilmar said:

Your position is correct but this is Marina Grande. Marina Piccola is where the ferries run.


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Ian @ Wilmar said:

Well done! It is the A838 between Invernaver and Tongue. See also these photos of Glen Loyal looking north and Glen Loyal looking south.


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Ian @ Wilmar said:

From this point in Sutherland I reckon I could survey 50 square miles of terrain without a single sign of human interference; not even a sheep or telegraph pole.


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Ian @ Wilmar said:

From this point in Sutherland I reckon I could survey 50 square miles of terrain without a single sign of human interference; not even a sheep or telegraph pole.


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Ian @ Wilmar said:

At 658' (200m), this waterfall near Glen Coul is the highest in Britain, four times higher than Niagara.


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Ian @ Wilmar said:

Now a Best Western, this is the hotel M. Hulot stayed in in the Jaques tati film.


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Ian @ Wilmar said:

The character made famous in the Jaques tati film, "M. Hulot's Holiday". The film location was Saint-Marc.


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