#14 - Suspension Bridge
Burgate Suspension Bridge
Who knew? Not me!
Hampshire has ONE suspension bridge. A rather small one, too.
At the western side of The New Forest is the town of Fordingbridge, and Burgate is a village a few miles north.
“The footbridge is a steel suspension bridge made of reused parts of a Bailey bridge, and was erected in 1949-50.” Burgate
This is getting competitive.
Are we taking bets? 
#8 - Monument
Rufus Stone - New Forest
A potential entry for the non-existent “Smallest Monument” category.
King Rufus (William II of England) met his end here. Killed by the arrow of one of his fellow huntsmen, Sir Walter Tyrrell.
Rufus Stone
It’s been a busy day! 
Windmill
#10 - Tall Building (with 10 or more storeys)
MV Aurora
(This could be a contentious one! )
Ships get built, ergo a ship is a building. 
MVAurora has 13 decks - of which 10 are passenger decks, ergo it has "10 or more storeys.
Anyway … here it is in all its glorious, and (intentionally) tacky, editing … especially the music! (!!! get me …. music in a vid! 
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Too right its contentious, according to the oxford English dictionary the word building has 5 definitions;
1, A structure with a roof and walls, such as a house or factory. on a plot of land
2, The action or trade of constructing something.
3, ‘the building of motorways’
4, The creation or development of something over a period of time.
‘the building of democracy in Guatemala’
5, A flock of rooks. eg ‘a picture of her standing amongst a building of rooks’
, so I think you are going for number 2, however a ship can be built, but the end result is not a building. a good effort though, although a photo of a flock of rooks with 10 or more birds above each other would have been fine!
We have a new leader!
@OzoneVibe has jumped to the #1 slot, with @suffolkfox and @milkmanchris tied for second place!
Excellent work guys!!! 
Ha! Yeah, sorry Dave, that’s not a building. Contentious is an understatement 
Define it however you want, all I can see is a boat
Ten out of ten for trying though
Just to add, FYI everyone, although we have some clear contenders in this current Challenge, there are still THREE WEEKS remaining 
The race isn’t over yet… 
Dave, also just to add, thanks for all the details you provide with each entry, it’s a fascinating insight
hint, hint, everyone ;)
And @Nazzcar - welcome to the race! Thanks for the entries
Where is that windmill mate?
All I see is a fugly tower block of flats that’s fallen over into the water. “Boats” are things of beauty, style and elegance!
OK, while in Northampton I discovered that the Grand Union Canal flows through the town - et voila, there was a lock and a viaduct!
Also in Northampton, there is an Eleanor Cross. After his wife, Eleanor of Castile died, Edward I erected these crosses at places where her body rested overnight. Familiar places like Waltham Cross are so named because of this.
Anyway, please excuse the Heras fencing and dodgy focus (I was near a road and didn’t want to hang about). This is my Monument entry…
Lytham St Annes promenade
Photo 2: Akumal, Mexico 24/06/18
Taken with Polar Pro ND16 as a raw and had a play on Photoshop 
Count this as my beach entry!
#4 - Cooling Tower
Didcot B
The three towers of Didcot A were demolished, rather spectacularly, by explosives on Sunday 27 July 2014 at 05:01am.
Sadly, subsequent to that, a large section of the boiler house at Didcot A power station collapsed on 23 February 2016 while the building was being prepared for demolition. Four men were killed in the collapse.
Didcot A was the, seriously polluting, combined coal and oil power plant - I can recall driving past and seeing the HUGE mountains of coal stock.
Didcot B is a natural gas power plant, currently active but owners, RWE, announced on 9 January 2014 that modules 5 and 6 of Didcot B will cease generation by 31 December 2023 at the latest.
Anyway … no Litchi mission. 
I’d just got in the air when a cop stopped next to me. LUCKILY, he owns an MP. “A quick couple of photos, then bugger off!” were his words of advice to me. 
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Whilst I wasn’t in a NFZ, and there wasn’t any reason not to fly, I decided I’d not test my case at the cop-shop @ 5:20am this morning. 
Probably a good choice
A few minutes later and I’d have needed to explain how I can see my drone as it circumnavigated the towers. Quit whilst you’re ahead, without handcuffs, I say!
Think cap always on.
Was always going to be a couple of strugglers on the list within easy grasp, and with that I give give you Brayton Barff Reservoir. Popular spot to walk the dog and only a few miles away.
Its a covered reservoir, and the surrounding woodland is very popular with the locals
#17 - Water Tower
Not much to say about it … it’s a water tower … on the edge of South Wonston, next to the A34. Driven past it goodness knows how many times in my life.
