The Malago Innterceptor storm drain pre dates dreadnaught by over 100 years. It’s given the rednaught nickname due to its red brick construction. A shorter storm drain but principly built with the same principle of ensuring excess rain flows out into the river Avon.
Dreadnaught Storm Drain, BristolBuilt in 1974 the ‘dreadnaught’ storm drain runs from Bishopsworth through to an outfall on the diverted stream of the river Avon in Bedminster. The drain runs almost paralell with...
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Dreadnaught Storm Drain, BristolBuilt in 1974 the ‘dreadnaught’ storm drain runs from Bishopsworth through to an outfall on the diverted stream of the river Avon in Bedminster. The drain runs almost parallel with...
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Clifton Rocks Railway, BristolVisited initally on the open day in May to see the top station and all the artifacts found and then again today to see the real show – down the...
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Adam & Eve, Ham Green, BristolAlong the River Avon is a stretch of wall known as ‘Hung Road’ – it was this part of the river leading into central Bristol that ships were literally hung...
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Cabot Tower, BristolCabot Tower was built between 1896 and 1898 in memory of John Cabot, 400 years after he set sail in the Matthew from Bristol and landed in what was later...
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Love the lighting,ive had to enter a stoprm drain near me for access into something else but these are huge ..well lit pictures mate