Lichfield transmitter mast at its 305.2 metres standing on one of the highest points in the West midlands is an omnipresent landmark for miles around. Apparently it can be seen from Wolverhampton and from personal experience, it’s the landmark that announces your arrival in the vicinity especially at night with its unflinching 6 red lights, [...]
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Posted in Abe and Ernst adventures, tagged lichfield transmitter mast, major sites, souvenirs on August 16, 2010 | 4 Comments »
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