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Garnock Floods and the railway 14767 203 North Ayrshire - Garnock Floods SWT Reserve Garnock Floods and the railway embankment and viaduct, North Ayrshire 04 February 2019
Electric power lines crossing the Forth 03511 129 Clackmannanshire - Alloa, Clackmannan and Black Devon Electric pylons and power lines crossing the River Forth, Alloa 19 February 2013
Pitlochry Dam and the River Tummel, Perth and Kinross 18541 395 Pitlochry, Loch Faskally and Ben Vrackie Pitlochry Dam, hydro-electric power station and the River Tummel, Perth and Kinross 23 November 2019
Penstocks and turbines, Bonnington Power Station 17502 32 South Lanarkshire -Falls of Clyde Penstocks lead water from the Clyde into Bonnington Power Station. In the foreground is an example of a turbine used to generate hydroelectricity. Picture taken by David Palmar 08 October 2022
Nissan Leaf at ChargePlace Scotland chargepoint, Linlithgow 16885 46 West Lothian - Linlithgow and Beecraigs Nissan Leaf plugged in to a 22kW AC "fast" charger at the Water Yett car park, Linlithgow, taken by David Palmar. There are many such chargers administered by ChargePlace Scotland, a Scottish Government-funded charging network of over 2000 chargers as of 2021. CPS chargers can be used (many free or at low cost) after requesting an RFID card (if you live in the UK), by downloading the ChargePlace Scotland App or by visiting chargeplacescotland.org. A 22kW speed is now becoming outdated as new chargers provide more rapid charging, but it is still useful as a top-up while shopping or walking round the loch. This charger can charge two cars at once. For this speed of charger, you need to have your own Type 2 cable. The move to electric cars helps to mitigate against climate change. 20 February 2020
Power station at Ravenscraig Steelworks 16868 366 Ravenscraig steelworks in the 1970s The power station at Ravenscraig Steelworks, Motherwell, taken by David Palmar 29 January 2021
Barn swallow and House martin, Cashel 15197 216 Loch Lomond - East Loch Lomond Barn swallow (Hirundo rustica) and House martin (Delichon urbica) at Cashel, East Loch Lomond 17 August 2019
Monar Loch hydro installation, Uisge Misgeach, Glen Strathfarrar 15032 323 CEP - Invernesshire Monar Loch hydro installation, Uisge Misgeach, Glen Strathfarrar. Scanned from slide taken by CE Palmar in 1978. 15 June 1978
Lochan na Lairige Hydro Electric Dam, Ben Lawers 14988 318 CEP - Perthshire Lochan na Lairige Hydro Electric Dam, Ben Lawers. Scanned from a slide taken by CE Palmar 15 June 1976
Excavating the breach in the sea wall, RSPB Skinflats 14874 111 Falkirk - Skinflats Excavating the breach in the sea wall at the RSPB Scotland Skinflats Managed Realignment Scheme 03 October 2018

Garnock Floods and the railway

14767

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North Ayrshire - Garnock Floods SWT Reserve

Garnock Floods and the railway embankment and viaduct, North Ayrshire

04 February 2019

Electric power lines crossing the Forth

03511

129

Clackmannanshire - Alloa, Clackmannan and Black Devon

Electric pylons and power lines crossing the River Forth, Alloa

19 February 2013

Pitlochry Dam and the River Tummel, Perth and Kinross

18541

395

Pitlochry, Loch Faskally and Ben Vrackie

Pitlochry Dam, hydro-electric power station and the River Tummel, Perth and Kinross

23 November 2019

Penstocks and turbines, Bonnington Power Station

17502

South Lanarkshire -Falls of Clyde

Penstocks lead water from the Clyde into Bonnington Power Station.
In the foreground is an example of a turbine used to generate hydroelectricity.
Picture taken by David Palmar

08 October 2022

Nissan Leaf at ChargePlace Scotland chargepoint, Linlithgow

16885

West Lothian - Linlithgow and Beecraigs

Nissan Leaf plugged in to a 22kW AC "fast" charger at the Water Yett car park, Linlithgow, taken by David Palmar. There are many such chargers administered by ChargePlace Scotland, a Scottish Government-funded charging network of over 2000 chargers as of 2021.
CPS chargers can be used (many free or at low cost) after requesting an RFID card (if you live in the UK), by downloading the ChargePlace Scotland App or by visiting chargeplacescotland.org.
A 22kW speed is now becoming outdated as new chargers provide more rapid charging, but it is still useful as a top-up while shopping or walking round the loch. This charger can charge two cars at once. For this speed of charger, you need to have your own Type 2 cable. The move to electric cars helps to mitigate against climate change.

20 February 2020