Radio Mast, Isle of Wight Lane
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Radio Mast, Isle of Wight Lane
Image: © Rob Farrow Taken: 22 Feb 2009
This brooding metal structure is in its own little enclosure about half way along Isle of Wight Lane. It is specified on the maps as a radio mast, but I have no idea what station it transmits, or if it is in fact for mobile telephones - or perhaps serves both purposes. It is positioned on quite elevated ground, which rises slightly higher to the west, but falls away quite steeply to the northeast - very steeply as one encounters Image This mast's nearby twin can be seen at the top of Image]
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Image Location
Latitude
51.861807
Longitude
-0.527878