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Nick Ryall SW England Scenery

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List of features

The following features (and more) are included in Nick Ryall South West England Scenery:

• Chipboard factory South Molton
• Lundy North
• Lundy Village
• Lundy South
• Hartland Point
• Crow Point
• Bull Point
• Lymmouth Foreland
• New Severn Bridge
• Old Severn Bridge
• Clifton Suspension Bridge * requires high resolution mesh
• Blacknore point light
• Needles
• Anvil Head
• Portland bill
• Berry Head
• Eddystone Light (with landable helipad)
• Smeatons tower (disused)
• Plymouth Breakwater
• Tamar road bridge & Royal Albert rail bridge
• Torpoint ferries
• Caradon Hill TV mast
• The Eden Project * requires high resolution mesh
• St Anthonys
• Lizard light
• Start point
• Tater Du light
• Longships light (with landable helipad)
• Wolf rock (with landable helipad)
• Bishop rock (with landable helipad)
• Peninnis
• Round island
• Pendeen light
• Godrevey light & island
• Trevose Head
• Goonhilly Satellite earth station
• St Michaels mount
• Redruth TV mast
• Carn Brea monument & castle
• Various Cornish engine houses
• Huntshaw cross TV mast
• Par clay drying factorys
• Beacon hill TV mast
• Stockland hill TV mast
• Glastonbury Tor
• Stonehenge
• East Pool and Agar engine houses
• Goonhilly wind farm
• Four Burrows wind farm
• Carland Cross wind farm
• Bears Down wind farm
• St Breock Down wind farm
• Delabole wind farm
• Cold Northcott wind farm
• Mendips TV Mast
• Wellington Monument

Notes

The Eden Project and Clifton Suspension Bridge require a high resolution mesh in order to integrate properly with the terrain.  See Requirements.

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