Grid reference SE9112
near to Santon, North Lincolnshire, England
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Our labours reflect The Heavens
by Ian Paterson
Borrowing a little from Scunthorpe Town's motto "The Heavens Reflect Our Labours", based on the light from the steelworks' flames dancing in the clouds in the night sky, here is the other side, where the sky is reflected... (more)
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Scunthorpe steelworks
by JThomas
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Coal Handling Plant and conveyor
From a passing train.
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British Steel plant Scunthorpe from the railway |
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Close to the edge
by Ian Paterson
View south east from a vantage point at the cliff edge peering down into the large crater left from the disused opencast ironstone workings.
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Beech barrier
by Ian Paterson
Densely planted beech, nettles, bracken, hawthorn and brambles all provide a pretty effective barrier against anyone ignoring the danger signs. Beyond this barrier is a very unstable cliff edge to the former opencast ironstone workings.
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Steelworks and former ironstone workings
by Ian Paterson
View from the edge of the cliff.
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Soil erosion
by Ian Paterson
View eastwards from the edge of the cliff, picking out how unstable the land around the disused opencast ironstone workings is.
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Europa Oil & Gas Crosby Warren Well CW-2Y
by David Wright
"14 August 2007
Europa Oil & Gas (Holdings) plc (the 'Company' or 'Europa')
Drilling Report - Crosby Warren-2Y reaches TD
The Directors of Europa Oil & Gas (Holdings) plc, the production and... (more)
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Part of Scunthorpe Steelworks |
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Nodding donkeys and steelworks
In the centre of the picture can be seen the operations of the Crosby Warren oilfield. As of 2019 production is about 30 barrels of oil per day.
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All made by man
There is virtually nothing in this picture that is in any way not the result of man's activity. Quarrying for ironstone has transformed the shape of the land.
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Coal handling conveyors at steel plant, Scunthorpe
by Chris Morgan
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Coal yard at Scunthorpe steel works: aerial 2019
by Chris
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