Cornelly Quarry and a wind turbine at Stormy Down
Introduction
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Cornelly Quarry and a wind turbine at Stormy Down
Image: © eswales Taken: 24 Feb 2016
Large limestone quarry viewed through railings at the side of a public footpath which has run southwards from the lane Heol-y-Sheet. The rock face at the east side of the quarry seen in the image is about 750 metres from the camera above the quarry’s west side. The wind turbine, which lies in the south west of grid square Image, was put up some at some point during the year before the photo was taken.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.508763
Longitude
-3.674465