Sizewell Collection

Sizewell A Magnox nuclear power station, now closed, on the left, and the newer B with pressurised water reactor, Sizewell, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Pylons and the Sizewell A nuclear power station on the right, now closed, and the domed Sizewell B pressurised water reactor, Sizewell, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Wet dog shaking off water Sizewell beach

Suffolk Coastal IP16 4 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Suffolk Coastal IP16 4

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A summer storm at Southwold starts to clear as light breaks through above Sizewell power station in the distance

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One of the cooling towers used for Sizewell Nuclear power station

Mine washed up on Suffolk coast, WW1
Two boy scouts pose with a mine at Sizewell, the fuse of which had been removed. It was one of several washed up on the Suffolk coast between Aldeburgh and Southwold in 1914. Date: 1914

CJ7 0647 Reactors in the mist, Sizewell
Reactors in the mist, A weekend in Suffolk, autumn, countryside, East Anglia, Great Britain, nature, October 2017. England, outdoors, Suffolk, UK, Sizewell, Nuclear power station, coastal

View across Minsmere RSPB Reserve from Dunwich towards Sizewell nuclear power station at dusk winter Suffolk UK

Public hide at RSPB Minsmere Suffolk with Sizewell Nuclear Power station. Newly cleared dyke

Public hide at RSPB Minsmere Suffolk with Sizewell Power station. Newly cleared dyke

Looking south along Minsmere beach towards Sizewell Nuclear Power Station - Suffolk

RSPB Minsmere looking south from Island Mere Hide towards Sizewell nuclear power station

2013 repair work to Minsmere River Tidal Sluice, which collects water from three channels before discharging the flow into the sea, between Dunwich and Sizewell

Looking south from Island Mere Hide at RSPB Minsmere Suffolk. Early spring with fresh reed growth

Kittiwakes nest on offshore rig part of the magnox south, Sizewell A - Suffolk

View across coastal wetland habitat at dusk, with Sizewell nuclear power station in distance, Minsmere RSPB Reserve, Suffolk, England, winter

View of coastal wetland habitat from Dunwich, with Sizewell nuclear power station in distance, Minsmere RSPB Reserve, Suffolk, England, july

Sizewell B nuclear reactor dome, Sizewell, Suffolk, UK. This dome houses the nuclear reactor that generates electricity by heating water to make superheated steam

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"Sizewell: A Tale of Nuclear Power and Natural Beauty" In the picturesque region of Suffolk, England, lies the captivating sight of Sizewell. On one side stands the remnants A Magnox nuclear power station, a relic from the past that now rests in silence. Its neighbor, Sizewell B with its pressurized water reactor, represents progress and innovation. As you stroll along Sizewell beach, you may encounter a wet dog joyfully shaking off water after an invigorating swim. This idyllic scene is juxtaposed against another intriguing find – a mine washed up on Suffolk's coast from World War I, reminding us of history's enduring presence. Amidst misty mornings at Sizewell, CJ7 0647 reactors emerge like ethereal giants shrouded in mystery. The Suffolk Coastal IP16 4 Map guides visitors through this enchanting landscape where nature coexists harmoniously with human engineering marvels. From Dunwich to Minsmere RSPB Reserve stretches a breathtaking view that encompasses both tranquility and energy. Atop public hides within RSPB Minsmere Suffolk lies an opportunity to witness nature unfold before your eyes while gazing upon the mighty silhouette Nuclear Power Station. The newly cleared dyke offers respite for those seeking solace amidst bustling urban life as they observe the symbiotic relationship between man-made structures and untouched wilderness, and is here that one can truly appreciate how mankind has harnessed energy without compromising our natural surroundings. Looking south along Minsmere beach reveals yet another facet of this remarkable place – the imposing presence Nuclear Power Station standing tall against the horizon. In this corner of Suffolk, beauty thrives alongside technological advancements as we strive towards a sustainable future.