Table Rock

Island in Gloucestershire Forest of Dean

England

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Berkeley Power Station (decommissioned) The two reacactor towers of the old Berkeley nuclear power station.
See here <a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2142696" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2142696">Link</a> — Berkeley Power Station (decommissioned) Credit: Peter Randall-Cook

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Images are sourced within 2km of 51.689207/-2.5114764 or Grid Reference ST6499. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Berkeley Power Station (decommissioned)

The two reacactor towers of the old Berkeley nuclear power station. See here Link

Peter Randall-Cook

Berkeley Power Station (disused)

This former nuclear power station is being decommissioned. seen from Lydney Harbour.

Chris Allen

Berkeley power station

Robin Somes

Berkeley Power Station from the air

Picture taken from a light aircraft in about 1981

Ian Knox

Hamfield Farm, Berkeley

Hamfield Farm is at the western end of Lynch Road, next to Berkeley Nuclear Power Station. This picture is taken from the footpath at the Power Station entrance, looking south-east.

David Exworth

Berkeley Power Station

This decommissioned power station was one of the first Nuclear stations to be built in the UK (in the early 1960s). This view is taken from the roundabout at the entrance, looking west towards the River Severn (whose water was used as a coolant).

David Exworth

Woodlands Farm, Berkeley

An isolated farm in the Vale of Berkeley

David Exworth

Farmland near Berkeley Power Station

Looking north from Severn Lane, towards the towers of the decommissioned power station.

David Exworth

Severn Lane, Berkeley

Severn Lane is a no-through-road, ending here at Severn House Farm. Looking west along the final few yards of public road, the River Severn is invisible behind the farmhouse.

David Exworth

The Severn Way

Looking south-west along the Severn Way, on the small section of land in this square.

David Exworth

From the County boundary

Looking north-east from the boundary between Gloucestershire (in this picture) and South Gloucestershire. The wood and pond are beside the River Severn (to the north-west), and may have been constructed for wildfowl shooting.

David Exworth

Beyond Worldsend

To get to this track, we had to go beyond Worldsend Farm. Just after we took the picture a hare ran off down the track - he is just visible in the original photograph but sadly, not here.

Chris S

Looking back to Worldsend Farm

Chris S

Oilseed Rape (Canola)

Not the distinctive yellow fields of spring and early summer but almost ready for harvest.

Chris S

Berkeley Power Station, viewed from Lydney Harbour

Looking down the viewing hole in place at the picnic area at Lydney Harbour. See SO6401 : Viewing rock at Lydney Harbour for the rock "telescope".

Jonathan Billinger

Berkeley Power Station

Sarah Charlesworth

Severn Way passing Berkeley Power Station

The trail passes the car park of Magnox South behind a neat hedge, close to the disused power station. Magnox South is working on decommissioning the power station, which closed in 1989 after 27 years of operation.

Derek Harper