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A boarded up tower mill at Llantwit Major in the Vale of Glamorgan, South Wales.
The tower is made of local Liassic Limestone blocks.
It probably once stood in open fields but now finds itself in the middle of a modern housing estate.
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A work in progress, mapping the railways that were and are around Chesterfield
Red are LMS or predessors and Green LNER.
I need to work on some custom icons, I want a better station one, and colliery and works ones are pretty vital for this area too.
Outside of this view most of the lines peter out (I haven't mapped them yet!) Many of the lines are still visible on the aerial photos despite some of them closing over 100 years ago, www.oldmaps.com is also useful for tracing routes and stations.
Eventually I would like to use the time feature in Google Earth to show the opening and closing of lines and stations
Forest Lock - No. 43. Now part of the Forest Farm nature reserve.
By the time of this survey traffic on the canal was very much reduced having been replaced by the nearby Taff Vale Railway.
To Google location maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?hl=en&ie=UTF8&msa=0&...
An amazing city! Map by Thomas Brothers Maps, 1956 update. Thomas Brothers folded maps were almost always black-and-white until the 1980s.
Map by Arrow Maps. Map is glued into a card stock cover, and includes a highway map of York County on the reverse side.
Map by Bekins. The Golden Gate Bridge and the Bay Bridge had not yet been built, though both were in the planning stages.
The windmill used in the Chitty Chitty Bang Bang film.
However much camouflaged in the film.
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www.streetmap.co.uk/oldmap.srf?x=476965&y=191500&...
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Rear of MAPCO map of Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau and Ketchikan. Map is glued to the inside right side of a card stock cover; the map folds out of the protective cover.
Map by Ashburn Maps, published for a magazine distributor. Founded in the 1930s, Ashburn was not to last for much longer; this is among their last published maps - they were out of business by around 1988.
I was driving back from Norwich and made a detour to a look at Denver mill I had last seen and photographed around 1992 when it was intact but a bit uncared for. It was great to see it had undergone a major restoration to working order with a lovely tea shop.
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