By Chris Guy posted on 5 Nov 2017 in Urban

Sunday. A trip to the tip. But fortunately for me my local Household Waste Recycling Centre is located in Avonmouth, a curious landscape of light industry, docks, vehicle storage, wind and solar farms and the Severn Way footpath that runs alongside the estuary. I took the opportunity to take some pics…

Blue-clad industrial unit with 'SELWOOD' sign, four trimmed shrubs in concrete planters along a quiet road beneath a grey, cloudy sky.

Selwood

Empty industrial forecourt with 'NO ENTRY' painted on the road, flanked by two red no-entry signs, a metal barrier, and a brick base beneath a corrugated metal wall.

NO ENTRY

Empty tarmac forecourt with a pile of branches and litter against a white palisade fence, industrial area framed beneath a cloudy sky.

Dead End

Rusty metal stile and platform crossing a large black pipeline amid overgrown grass and hedgerow.

Bridge

Sunlit grassy footpath between dense hedgerows in the countryside, with long shadows and a bright sky beyond.

Path

Sunlit railway track atop a stony embankment, scrubby vegetation below and a bright blue sky dotted with clouds.

Railway

Empty two-lane road beside a long red metal fence with trees behind, street lamps and a chevron sign under a cloudy sky.

Smoke Lane

Sunlit country path carpeted with green moss, flanked by dense hedgerows under a bright blue sky with scattered clouds.

Curve

Roadside verge and low fence with scrubby bushes; beyond them large white industrial storage tanks stand under a bright, partly cloudy blue sky.

Silos

Wainwright Asphalt Plant
Wainwright Asphalt Plant

Wainwright Asphalt Plant

Monochrome image of an empty industrial estate road flanked by warehouses and fences, with a dramatic cloud-filled sky.

Severnside Trading Estate

Single-storey brick industrial unit with five barred windows and a gated door marked '111A', under a dramatic cloudy sky.

111A

Monochrome photograph of industrial towers and steel frames behind a mound of rubble beneath heavy, dramatic clouds.

Roadside

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