T3 Still Has Its View

 When the extension was being designed I had some worries about the impact it would have on the view from the Wendy House on top of the south embankment- now named Terminal 3 or T3.  Most critically, would we lose our distant view of Pen y Ghent?

Yesterday provided the ideal opportunity to photograph the answer.   Here was the snow-capped view of Pen y Ghent from T3's doorway:

By no means the clearest image but there she still is - large as life and glorious.

That's our view to the north both to the south things are different - we overlook the end of an industrial estate.  But even that is good, and about to get better.  Our immediate industrial neighbours are DCC Concepts who take a good deal of care about their image.  They are about to extend their very neat perimeter gardens to include three of the four boundaries.  The images below are part simulations showing how things are now:

and how they will be soon for their second building, which we overlook across the turn-round area:

Good, eh?

I'm helping out with liaison with our friends at Network Rail for the railway boundary with the station car park.

As ends of 1980s industrial estates go, this is good and getting better.