Wainhouse Tower
This is Wainhouse Tower at Halifax. It is 253 feet high and was originally commissioned as a chimney for the local dye works by John Edward Wainhouse in the late 19th century. The structure was never actually used as a working chimney and is regarded by many as one of Britain's finest follies. A mild and pleasant afternoon without rain or snow before the early evening thunderstorm.
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