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Gale-Force Winds Damage Concrete Towers in Print

Framed Print : Gale-Force Winds Damage Concrete Towers in Print
Framed Print : Gale-Force Winds Damage Concrete Towers in Print
Framed Print : Gale-Force Winds Damage Concrete Towers in Print
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Framed Print of Gales which topped 100 miles an hour battered three giant concrete towers to rubble

Gales which topped 100 miles an hour battered three giant concrete towers to rubble at Britains pride of Europe power station. As the winds reached their peak in the north, the 375ft cooling towers, built from 24, 000 tons of concrete and costing 290, 000 each, crumpled one by one into the ruins pictured here. The towers had only recently been completed at the 50 acre site near Leeds, Yorkshire, where the 68, 000, 000 Ferrybridge C station is under construction. 1st November 1965. © Mirrorpix

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Experience the raw power of nature with our Framed Prints featuring the artwork "Gales which topped 100 miles an hour battered three giant concrete towers to rubble at Britains 'pride of Europe' power station" by Varley from Memory Lane Prints. This mesmerizing print brings to life the immense force of the wind as it relentlessly tears through the iconic power station, reducing it to rubble. Adorn your walls with this awe-inspiring masterpiece and let the energy of the gales invigorate your space.

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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 41.4cm x 58.8cm (16.3" x 23.1")

Estimated Product Size is 62cm x 86.6cm (24.4" x 34.1")

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