This is what I'm unsure of. The bowl profile on the darlington lights is what i'd describe as a 'hob plate' look! There is a slight bump, but not enough to call it a bowl. It protrudes a tiny little bit below the line of the outer canopy, but not a lot.Rojojnr wrote:True Yorkie:
Judging by the shape of the lanterns, these also look like Urbis Auroras, although I'm not sure if the underside is the same, as the Urbis website doesn't show an underside view of the Aurora!The main street in Darlington is lit by unknown lights. They aren't heritage lanterns, but are a bit unusual
I'm waiting to see what this road is developed into! Not even the pedestrian areas of Leeds has lighting as bright as this!Wow, call that light pollution! I reckon there'll be night-time football matches going on there before long! Those floodlights certainly do look powerful enough to light a football pitch! Yes, it's certainly brighter all right!Down the train line a bit in Middlesbrough, and it's gone dark. But don't worry! I'm here on that one-way street lit by THREE floodlights per column!!
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Please note that due to the controversy now surrounding this thread, I will not be making any 'fresh' posts to this topic until further notice. I may reply to another person's comment should I feel I have an answer to a particular query... but the majority of my streetlighting posting will now be made on UKASTLE.
If I understand, on a couple of roads around the M11 in the Chigwell/Loughton area, GEC Bricks can still be found on tubular steel columns, or have they all been replaced with MA60s now? 
