Sunset at Aberavon Beach today

[Neath_Jack]

Seen a helicopter flying around this afternoon and seemed to be hoovering over mumbles lighthouse :?:

Anyone know what was going on :?:

Giving it a spring clean?

 

[Muteswan]

Seen a helicopter flying around this afternoon and seemed to be hoovering over mumbles lighthouse :?:

Anyone know what was going on :?:

Brand placement?

 

[Darran]

Seen a helicopter flying around this afternoon and seemed to be hoovering over mumbles lighthouse :?:

Anyone know what was going on :?:

Barratt Homes have applied for planning permission to build houses there.

 

[Swanjaxs]

Seen a helicopter flying around this afternoon and seemed to be hoovering over mumbles lighthouse :?:

Anyone know what was going on :?:

Was down the Mumbles yesterday, it looked like a training exercise with the RNLI

 

[dickythorpe]

The views of Gower from the the coastal path from Burry Port to Llanelli's North Dock are incredible.
Great pic Dar

 

[Jack2jack]

B.e.a.ufilful.

 

[Pacemaker]

Turn to the left a bit there’ll be plenty.

And the sulphurous stink that wafts it's way to glorious Mumbles when the rare Easterlies wend their way.

PT - Such the blot on the landscape and disastrous to the environment.

Pan 180 degrees to the vast council estate.

Great photo, mind.


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Tata works at Port Talbot is responsible for 5% of income for this country, it employs thousands both directly and indirectly, the pollution has been reduced markedly over the years. If it was to be closed the impact on pollution in Wales would be negligible, whereas the jobs and income lost would impact massively both on South Wales and Wales as a nation.

Just like people are disparaging of the valley communities today, many were happy to benefit from coal and steel at the time of their heyday, just look at the impact on Wales since their closure.

By the way the county of Neath Port Talbot has one of the highest % of green areas in South Wales in particular trees per % of population.

A much understated and friendly town, the odd smell or noise only adds to its charm.

 

[Darran]

And the sulphurous stink that wafts it's way to glorious Mumbles when the rare Easterlies wend their way.

PT - Such the blot on the landscape and disastrous to the environment.

Pan 180 degrees to the vast council estate.

Great photo, mind.


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Tata works at Port Talbot is responsible for 5% of income for this country, it employs thousands both directly and indirectly, the pollution has been reduced markedly over the years. If it was to be closed the impact on pollution in Wales would be negligible, whereas the jobs and income lost would impact massively both on South Wales and Wales as a nation.

Just like people are disparaging of the valley communities today, many were happy to benefit from coal and steel at the time of their heyday, just look at the impact on Wales since their closure.

By the way the county of Neath Port Talbot has one of the highest % of green areas in South Wales in particular trees per % of population.

A much understated and friendly town, the odd smell or noise only adds to its charm.

Stunning post, William Wordsworth would be proud of that.

 

[Darran]

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[Jack2jack]

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Down there earlier, nice sunset too.
I see Persimmon are starting work on some houses on the spare land there.

 

[Darran]

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Down there earlier, nice sunset too.
I see Persimmon are starting work on some houses on the spare land there.

I was down there earlier too.

 

[Jack2jack]

Down there earlier, nice sunset too.
I see Persimmon are starting work on some houses on the spare land there.

I was down there earlier too.

Was down there late on, no doubt we'll bump into one another at some point.

 

[Darran]

I was down there earlier too.

Was down there late on, no doubt we'll bump into one another at some point.

I look forward to it A.

 

[Jack2jack]

Was down there late on, no doubt we'll bump into one another at some point.

I look forward to it A.

 

[Darran]

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