Your unsung landmarks

Earlier this week, the Magazine asked readers to nominate their favourite "unsung landmarks". Barbara Agnew sent this gorilla at Ingliston, Edinburgh.

We were deluged with suggestions and next week will host a vote. But here's a few of your pictures - the Dover pylons, from Martin Ruck.

The tower that sits atop Rivington Pike, near Bolton, Lancashire. Thanks to Michael Kilcoyne.

The Farley Clock Tower, West Bromwich, gets Vinod Chhotubhai Patel's approval. It's a memorial to Alderman Reuben Farley, built in 1897.

Harland and Wolff shipyard crane - "One of the two icons of Belfast," says Neil Templeton, "which watch over our great city and its inhabitants." What's the other?

Hangars from another era - two airship hangars in Cardington, Bedfordshire, submitted by Wallace Brown.

Martine Nike is "fond" of this Coventry Council tower block. "With its detail, the pillars around the windows, it looks quite good on the skyline," he says.

Rather than Gateshead's Get Carter car park, Graham Soult suggests Dunston Staiths - "The scale of the structure is breathtaking."

"When the boats go past the TV reception goes," says Austin Core of the Southampton water and container terminal.

Certainly stands out a mile - Dave Williams suggests the DVLA headquarters near Swansea, South Wales. Watch out for the Magazine's unsung landmarks vote next week.

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