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Monday, 17 April 2006

20:20 - Pounds Scrap Yard

US NAVY Landing Craft, originally uploaded by L.B.

Well, we decided to go for a walk today. Stretch our legs and have a look around the Pounds Scrap yard before we leave Portsmouth.

I've often looked at it as I've driven by. I've always thought it would be a great place to get some photos, as a lot of the items scraped off in there are behemoths - Really huge chains, ropes, anchors, trucks etc.

The photo above is an American amphibious assault craft, and it is huge...really huge. Click on the imge to see more of these photos. I mean HUGE.

20:20 - Pounds Scrap Yard

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