Didcot Power Station Chimney Demolition Close Up! During Storm Ciara 2020
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Should have made it into tower tourist destination, would have loved to get an elevator to the top and see as far as the eye can see. They were pretty, we don't treat older buildings like this, so why more modern ones? Eyesore? No way. Bearings!
It's happening to all the stations mate. Only Ratcliffe left now. They should make them into some kind of museum!
What an absolute waste of taxpayers money. #deportgreenpeace
Goodbye smelly dirty chimney
Hardly smelly and dirty man.
Do your research on power stations. I bet you also think that the cooling towers are smelly too when it's only steam 😂
@@walking_exploring_urbex use to work at Didcot A power station 1969 to 1982 . I was there when they first fired it up . They used jet engines to get the air in the system. You could hear them engines through the whole of Didcot at 8.30 in the morning. All the cars and windows for miles in the summer were covered in grey dust . I cut some timber for an experiment with some chaps in 1977 to try and stop the green algae forming on the bottom of the cooling towers . I left in 1982 when they had to get a climbing scaffold from Germany to redo the concrete on one of the cooling towers. I don't need to do any research thanks I have been around that dirty smelly site alot from the stores to the control room . Top of the chimney and inside the cooling towers .
@@ajwalou-nack2343Irrelevant.