Spinnaker Tower
Spinnaker Tower becomes 33rd member of WFGT
Love or hate the Spinnaker Tower and all the controversy surrounding it’s development & build you can’t deny it’s impact. I remember being able to see it from a hill in Petersfield the other year. Impressive. With over 600,000 visitors in it’s first year and still attracting people from far and wide it’s great to see our sail inspired landmark make it as the 33rd member of the World Federation of Great Towers (WFGT), joining the Empire State Building, Eiffel Tower and many more world renowned buildings.
I bumped in to the article on one of my many web rambles over HERE
Photo : Tristan Savage
The Fog
Anyone who was out in Southsea and some surrounding areas would have witnessed the rolling fog that made it’s way inland this Sunday. Creeping past the Isle of Wight and finally making it’s way to the beach and taking people by total surprise. Hundreds of people were out having BBQs and generally enjoying the sun when all of a sudden things got weird when you could see your breath in the air and pockets of mist were passing right in front of your eyes. It’s rare to see this during day and normally only occurs first thing in the morning, so this was pretty cool to see.


Check out some more photos of “The Fog’ over on my Flickr Photostream.
Spinnaker Tower
Soaring 170 metres above Portsmouth Harbour and the Solent, the Spinnaker Tower is taller than the London Eye, Blackpool Tower and Big Ben and has already established itself as a national icon for Britain. Get yourself down to Gunwharf Quays and check out the panoramic views over the city and the Solent. Don’t forget your camera. Oh, and if you’re a Portsmouth resident you get cheap entry if you provide proof.

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