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Blackfriers Bridge London

Blackfriers Bridge London

Blackfriers bridge London showing the solar panels on the right, this is the largest station to use solar, and only use's 50% of power from the main grid....
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Blackfriers bridge London showing the solar panels on the right, this is the largest station to use solar, and only use's 50% of power from the main grid.
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E-620

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Aperture f/22.0 ISO 100 Shutter 13/10

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Jun, 2014

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