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	Fiddler's Ferry Power Station by Ian Greig See Link
	Fiddler's Ferry Power Station by Betty Longbottom View taken from Spike Island.
	Fiddlers Ferry Power Station by Colin Wynne-Parle The coal-fired power station Fiddlers Ferry dominates the landscape for many miles around. Its power hall and eight gigantic cooling towers can be seen from 30 miles away. Here it is seen from across the River Mersey from the Runcorn side.
	Coaling The Station by Alan James Coaling Fiddlers Ferry
	Cuerdley Cross, Widnes Road by David Dixon Looking along the A562 (Widnes Road) towards the Spice of India restaurant at Cuerdley Cross.
	Fiddlers Ferry Power Station by Peter McDermott Cooling towers at Fiddlers Ferry Power Station.
	View from Runcorn by Stephen Richards From Doctor's Bridge, looking over the parapet of SJ5182 : Bank House, High Street, Runcorn towards the majestic sight of Fiddler's Ferry Power Station.
	Fiddlers Ferry Power Station by Matt Harrop Fiddlers Ferry power station seen from Mowcroft Lane.
	Fiddlers Ferry Power Station by Alan Murray-Rust View of the generating and boiler house block from Runcorn Promenade
	Cooling Towers by Peter Randall-Cook Flight from Manchester to (Newark) New York
	Cuerdley Cross by Keith Williamson Four of the eight giant cooling towers of Fiddler's Ferry power station tower above the Cuerdley Cross public house on Widnes Road, Cuerdley Cross, Widnes.
	Fiddlers Ferry power station by Bikeboy Built in 1973, Fiddlers Ferry is a coal-burning power station. All of the coal burnt today is imported via Liverpool docks. Originally domestic coal from the South Yorkshire field was used.