Sizewell B from 23,000 ft

"Cabin crew, start of descent"... After crossing the Dutch coast, the WizzAir flight to London Luton begins to descend from cruising altitude. Weather over the North Sea is perfect for aerial photography. I have a window seat. The sight of the dome  of the Sizewell B nuclear power station, just north of Aldeburgh, prompted me to take this shot, and tweak it accordingly...

Looks chilling in black and white. The hemisphere covers the pressurised water reactor at Sizewell B, while in the foreground the rectangular buildings are the where the now-decommissioned Sizewell A, a Magnox reactor, operated from 1966 to 2006.

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"Only the pressurised water reactor," sighs Welby.

My little seasonal bon-mot there.

This time two years ago:
The start of the annual pilgrimage

This time four years ago:
We flew into Manchester that year...

This time five years ago:

Christmas Eve in England

This time six years ago:
Washing the snow away

This time seven years ago:

Traffic at 38,000 ft