Water Tower from Poundbury Hill Fort
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Water Tower from Poundbury Hill Fort
Image: © Ian Andrews Taken: 21 Jun 2013
This is the view from the ramparts of Poundbury Hill Fort looking roughly south south east. The large chimney with the blue cap to the left is the Dorset County Hospital Chimney. The crane is working on the old fire station site and in the centre is the Victorian water tower. The two field maples in front of the tower are probably the only trees in Dorset that I'd like to see removed; just so I could get a better view of the water tower. The collection of small buildings in front of the tower are those of the water works and you can just see the edge of the small covered reservoir on the right.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.714074
Longitude
-2.449227