Re: Photography and the Law

In message <NxtVj.151$qH4.140@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Paul Furman 
<paul-@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes
>Mike Ross wrote:
>> krishnananda wrote:
>>
>>> It may or may not be  illegal to photograph power stations, but it 
>>>certainly is not a good  idea without either a press pass or 
>>>permission from the operator.
>>  Hah! Bad example to use with me: http://www.corestore.org/hydro.htm
>
>Fun stuff there!
>http://www.corestore.org/Deanie.htm

You do realise that you have published plans and photos likely to be of 
use to a terrorist......  I forget how many laws you have broken :-)

I was under the impression all the plans are at a secret location called 
"The Visitor Centre" (Sinister eh? :-)   and you can ONLY get access by 
applying In PERSON during opening hours.

They don't let just anyone have the plans either! It's no good a 
tourist/terrorist  just turning up and expecting to be given them.. You 
need to have at least 50P for the guide book!



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