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The Penwith landscape has a long history. Field boundaries date from at least the iron age. Numerous hut circles, burial mounds and stone circles litter the landscape. Tin mining extends from pre-Roman times and accelerated with the industrial age, which brought the installation of steam engines. Engine houses are seen everywhere and two, near Pendeen, can be seen in this image. Cheap and readily mined tin ore (cassiterite) from other parts of the world rendered the Cornish tin mining industry relatively uneconomic. Recent rises in tin prices may reverse this but probably not for long.
These engine houses are surrounded by ugly power cables so I made them disappear.
Pratt & Whitney F100 Crated Engines
309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group (AMARG), The Boneyard. Tucson, Arizona, Davis–Monthan Air Force Base.
Engine 10's 1995 KME getting it's pump and deck gun tested outside of it's South Philadelphia station last summer.
This shot was taken on Saturday 2nd March 2013 at Tanfield Railway. The area between the sheds is like an Aladdin's Cave of old engines and rolling stock, it was hard to leave I could have stopped there for hours.
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Engine 10's 1995 KME getting it's pump and deck gun tested outside of it's South Philadelphia station last summer.
Daimler SP 250.
The engine in the Daimler SP 250 was Intentionally designed to be a small scale copy of the now-legendary American Chrysler "Hemi" engine of the 1950s & 60s. This Daimler engine in the SP 250 is a 2.5 Litre V8 using twin SU Carbs & makes 145 HP.
The "250" designation in the SP 250 title of this car refers to the 2.50 Litre engine size.
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