I don’t know what this is exactly, but it’s located at the mouth of the Nene river, in front of a place called Gedney Drove End. This “islet” (the ruins of a lighthouse ? a redoubt ?) is located at the boundary between the Lincolnshire and Norfolk regions, on the east coast of England.
Circular structure in the Wash, Lincolnshire / Norfolk, UK.
This was built to hold a freshwater reservoir, and was part of a 1970’s feasibility study for an ambitious scheme which never happened. Nowadays, according to English Nature, “The Outer Trial Bank, an artificial island, is an important site for breeding seabirds.”
I don’t know what this is exactly, but it’s located at the mouth of the Nene river, in front of a place called Gedney Drove End. This “islet” (the ruins of a lighthouse ? a redoubt ?) is located at the boundary between the Lincolnshire and Norfolk regions, on the east coast of England.
Circular structure in the Wash, Lincolnshire / Norfolk, UK.
This was built to hold a freshwater reservoir, and was part of a 1970’s feasibility study for an ambitious scheme which never happened. Nowadays, according to English Nature, “The Outer Trial Bank, an artificial island, is an important site for breeding seabirds.”
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview/id/428938.html
Man made structure in The Wash, located at 52.842027,0.244346.
A.k.a the ‘Trial Bank’ and intended to hold fresh water.
See: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_perfectly_round_island_in_The_Wash
The Wash, near King’s Lynn, England
I couldn’t find any info on this circular structure. Can’t wait to find out what it is.
North of Sutton Bridge, in the Wash, Eastern England, UK.
I gave up, thanks for the hint 🙂
52 50’31.53″ N 0 14’36.09″ E
Off Shore in the Wash, UK. But what the heck is it???