Sutton Coldfield tv mast
you can hardly see the ever green bushy tree on the horizon and almost dead centre a leafless treethe next picture was taken through the 10 x 50 Bresser binoculars from LIDL resting on my kitchen window sill and using the Sony cell phone camera - and you can see the Sutton Coldfield tv mast
the focus is on the nearest house but OK for a first try
comment from Armagh Planetarium
The Armagh Observatory is a modern astronomical research institute with a rich heritage. Founded in 1790 by Archbishop Richard Robinson, the Observatory is one of the UK and Ireland's leading scientific research establishments.
Around 25 astronomers are actively studying Stellar Astrophysics, the Sun, Solar System astronomy, and the Earth's climate.
I searched for my own 2003 BLOGS about the tv mast
Hugh searching
and found GENEALOGE: 10/19/2003 - 10/25/2003
















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a week before but no crane
what I expected to see in the GEFION arch was delayed one week
the first lift of the box bridge which was made in Spain
laser precision, the dispatcher has a closed circuit tv hanging from his safety harness and is talking centimeters with the crane driver (their working language is german)
next afternoon preparation
monster shackles carry about 40 tons each
waiting for the welders to make things a better fit
third section lifted
the tricky welded joint looks a bit hog-backed to my eye
the day after and the third section in place
railing
tail lights 2 crane boom sections dismantled and set off for Germany
peace watch at the danish parliament
speed bumps at the danish parliament
the bridge this morning
Beware - the trailer swings out
only a Mercedes is good enough
police bear
Transport Exceptionel
and click to see the neww Langeline bridge
small crane dismantling big
big shackles
strops to hold a 250 ton bridge
my two hands cannot encircle this cable
noon on the shortest day of 2005 and the black dot is the very low sun above the roofs of Copenhagen