Where is this?

loran?

 

Loran would have higher masts. Those I know are about 200 meter and higher.

 

so what do we have, apparent radio installation probably sense ww2 and a 19th century military structure

 

I have no clue, and never seen the place, I am sure.

 

From wikipedia:
[edit] GEE
The British GEE system was developed during World War II. GEE used a series of transmitters sending out precisely timed signals, and the aircraft using GEE, RAF Bomber Command's heavy bombers, examined the time of arrival on an oscilloscope at the navigator's station. If the signal from two stations arrived at the same time, the aircraft must be an equal distance from both transmitters, allowing the navigator to determine a line of position on his chart of all the positions at that distance from both stations. By making similar measurements with other stations, additional lines of position can be produced, leading to a fix. GEE was accurate to about 165 yards (150 m) at short ranges, and up to a mile (1.6 km) at longer ranges over Germany. Used after WWII as late as the 1960s in the RAF (approx freq was by then 68 MHz).

 

http://www.jproc.ca/hyperbolic/gee.html

 

There are no radio systems in the photo that I am aware of.

 

Once the coast is identified it's easy

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Good Luck!
Angel

 

Bravo, Angel - Excellent! I was shortly going to post those precise images by way of clues!

 

Here a better vieuw at the place and some things . . . . . . . . . . .

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. . . although one low thing didn't made it to here

Good Luck!
Angel

 

Wonderful place..............

at least I wonder much.............

 

Looking up from the missing thing in my above pics we see this with on the right* a long thing which is also in the next image.

Going inland past the long thing and looking back at the sea we see the other side of it.

There are many such long things there

Which Ocean, which Sea, which Country, which County, which . . . . . .

Good Luck!
Angel


* Edit: ‘‘right’’ is correct there, but first wrote by mistake ‘‘left’’

 

Wardd was once (IRL) ± 230 NM north of the place. That's the closest he has ever been to this place. I'm sure Richard has been much closer....

Now it's easy for Wardd as he knows where he has been

Good Luck!
Angel

 

are they signal towers

 

No clue.

I don´t remember that building, and I have no idea about the antenna arrangement. Maybe due to the (very rarely) nasty weather when passing that point I just cannot remember, maybe I really was never there. Although that is sure the British Island, hence I must have been there, or near.