Cloudmaker
11th November 2009
Cloudmaker from duncmc via flickr.
The distant cooling towers of Saltend power station, taken from St. Andrew’s Quay, Hull. A nice still day on the river.
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12th November 2009 @ 7:41am
When a friend of mine was young he used to think these kinds of places were cloud factories.
12th November 2009 @ 10:37am
wow! nice
13th November 2009 @ 1:15am
nice shot, and good details considering you took it from nearly 6 miles away,
24th November 2009 @ 11:54pm
Just a note to say great picture, but it’s a petro-chemical plant not a power station
25th November 2009 @ 12:06am
Thanks for commenting Gemma. The BP chemical works at Saltend does dominate the landscape but it also overshadows a power station – there is an entry on Wikipedia about it. Apparently the steam generated as bi-product of the electrical generation process is sold back to BP, making Saltend one of the most efficient power stations in the UK. Which is nice…