Photos by neilfoster: on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Have you got any more high res photos of the Morborne mast collapse please?

Construction begins on one of three wind turbines on the McCains site at Kings Delph. These three turbines are of the tallest type in-shore turbines ever built in the uk.

the third of three wind turbines to be built at Kings Delph, showing the last blade about to be joined to the hub, October 2007.

Wind Turbine Number one, of three, recently constructed in Kings Delph to more than half the running costs of the McCains Factory.

The Morbourne Transmitter mast before the collapse in 2004. The annual classic tractor ploughing show is taking place in the foreground.

An appriciative view of the gas-fuelled power station in Fengate, as seen from the 'Green-Wheel' cycle route just before the Millennium bridge, looking north-west.

A highly scientific experiment, in the pysics room at Sir Harry Smith College in approximately 1995.

This shows where three of the five tall skyline landmark brickyard chimneys rise from, these being Kings Dyke while the other two not seen in this picture are from the Saxon works. The long grey structure in the centre is one of the end points of the clay conveyor system, climbing to the top of the refinement shed.

Not open to the public, occasionally the area around the dissused pits is used for off-road competition and event stages. Other recreational clubs that use the area are jet-ski enthusiasts, and private power-boat owners.

One of the original London Brickworks Shaylers, still in use at the time this picture was taken. This machine is now replaced by two huge bucket-loader jibs, but when taken out of service this Shayler was thought to be over 80 years old.