Industrial / non landscape pics

**Analoguesat** · 03-12-2006

This sad sight is on the South Tynedale railway at Alston in the wonderfully remote Northern Pennines. Nature reclaiming the engine....

Carol (swmbo) wont let me take it home

**Analoguesat** · 03-12-2006

No its not on fire!

Staying with the railway theme this caused me much hilarity whilst I was visiting the Midland Railway Centre at Butterley during Easter 2005. The engineeres were having problems getting this loco started. When it eventually fired up, it covered the whole site in dense clouds of smelly, oily, diesel exhaust. I heard some very bad words from the folks wandering around the yard just out of shot to the left who disappered into the smog...

**Analoguesat** · 03-12-2006

Sculptures on the roundabouts at Albufeira in Portugal. Several of the roundabouts have art on them, but this is the best one

**Analoguesat** · 23-03-2007

Ribblehead Viaduct in the Yorkshire Dales in October 2006 - complete with freight train

The mountain behind is Whernside

***2cvbloke*** · 23-03-2007

Originally Posted by Analoguesat

This sad sight is on the South Tynedale railway at Alston in the wonderfully remote Northern Pennines. Nature reclaiming the engine....

Carol (swmbo) wont let me take it home

If it were me who took that picture, I'd be in the engine figuring out how to fire her up and move her along the line, just for the hell of it...

(Sorry AS, I only just noticed this thread!!!!

)

**Analoguesat** · 23-03-2007

I think its past help - this is the cab & engine taken in February 2007

***2cvbloke*** · 23-03-2007

Originally Posted by Analoguesat

I think its past help - this is the cab & engine taken in February 2007

Hmm, few wires here, a battery or two there, tank o' diesel and I think it'd run, all the levers look intact, but there's no gagues left...

I'd just have fun fiddling with what's left, and probably having a go at pushing it along the line....

**Analoguesat** · 25-03-2007

If you like little engines theres 300+ of my pics here:

http://preservedshunters.co.uk/psh_contrib_pics.php?cont_ref=721

***2cvbloke*** · 25-03-2007

Originally Posted by Analoguesat

If you like little engines theres 300+ of my pics here:

_http://preservedshunters.co.uk/psh_contrib_pics.php?cont_ref=721

Nice collection of trains there!!! There's more trains there than on the local line from here to Blackpool!!!

One thing I've always wanted to do since I was a kid though is to have a couple of retired train carriages (the more recent types, not the old ones with the little rooms!!!

) and convert them into a long house...

And if I had the money I'd build a length of track (probably narrow-gague) and pop an engine on it to just trundle about on it just for fun...

**Analoguesat** · 25-03-2007

Ive always had a soft spot for small engines - and on dozens of visits to preserved railways over the years photod whatever was around. Having discovered that website I was in seventh heaven when I found I could submit my photos!. There will be a few dozen more pics on there when Ive had my easter break in Derbyshire!

The photos stretch from South Wales to Orkney and from the early 1990's right through to recent

Well done if you find me - Im on at least 2 of the photos....!

***2cvbloke*** · 25-03-2007

I just like Trains as they are (and I'm terrible for watching Fred Dibnah's stuff on UKTV History!!!), and I'm very interested in the local group known as SELRAP who are trying to get the line between Skipton and Colne rebuilt and re-opened, and I wanted to be on a one-off Colne to Skipton journey, going the long way round, on the 1st of April, but I didn't have enough money for the tickets...

***2cvbloke*** · 25-03-2007

Originally Posted by Analoguesat

Well done if you find me - Im on at least 2 of the photos....!

These ones perhaps?

_http://preservedshunters.co.uk/psh_zoom.php?img=0721091242400
_http://preservedshunters.co.uk/psh_zoom.php?img=0721091239400

**Analoguesat** · 25-03-2007

Yes the 2nd one is me - but not the 1st one

My hair is quite a bit shorter these days!

**rolfw** · 07-05-2007

Well I guess that this is semi industrial.

**Analoguesat** · 18-06-2007

This is Killhope Mining Museum in Weardale in the North Pennines. A lovely tranquil area now, but once the heart of the lead mining industry. The wheel has been restored and turns.

***2cvbloke*** · 18-06-2007

Originally Posted by Analoguesat

This is Killhope Mining Museum in Weardale in the North Pennines. A lovely tranquil area now, but once the heart of the lead mining industry. The wheel has been restored and turns.

Just think how much free electricity could be generated by that wheel if the stuck a generator & gearbox on the axle!!!

**Analoguesat** · 18-06-2007

A lot - its connected to some huge wooden buddle separators in that shed. The wheel could drive all of these wooden boxes up and down using that one massive drivebelt along the back wall (if they were all finished anyway)

**rolfw** · 19-06-2007

Pylon at Streatley in Oxfordshire, the heavens are about to open.

**Analoguesat** · 22-06-2008

Giant water powered hammers at Abbeydale Industrial hamlet on the southern outskirts of Sheffield.

**Analoguesat** · 01-08-2008

Heres one for the radio DXers. This is the RUV 189 long wave transmitter in western Iceland which carries the Icelandic National Service. (Transmits on 189khz).

**Analoguesat** · 01-08-2008

I like the spirals on this one. Its a disused wireless tower next to an Icelandic lighthouse. Its one of two on the site which obviously used to carry a dipole antenna strung between them

gsteigwiler · 09-08-2008

Sorry it's not quite industrial

The antenna mast in post 20 makes mine look sick !!!

Doublet for 80m to 10m held up at a great height of 7 mtrs by a fishing pole, -- by the way it does work.

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