Tall Tales and Short Stories, Tales From Middle East
Barkollo, Newcastle
www.talltalesshortstories.co.uk/

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Experimenting with HDR and this shot

Built by the North East Railway in 1890, the staithes were used to load coal arriving via train from the North Durham coalfields onto ships. They were used until the 1970s and were finally closed in the 80s. The staithes were restored and reopened as part of the National Garden Festival in 1990 but have remained derelict since. Part of the structure was damaged by fire in 2003 and again in July 2010.

It is claimed that the staithes are currently the largest wooden structure in Europe.

photojojo:

Antrepo figured out how many floppy disks it would take to fit Photoshop and other programs. Then, they turned them into posters.

It’ll take 358 floppy disks to get Photoshop onto your computer.

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