The job was part of National Grid’s Hinkley Connection Project, which will see a total of 249 pylons removed between Bridgwater and Avonmouth.Īden Precious, Project Engineer for National Grid said it was "a unique experience and challenge for our teams." "Noah’s Ark are very pleased with the change, making a beautiful spot of Somerset countryside even more scenic.” The zoo's site manager Jon Jutsum said: "Guests and staff alike have been impressed to see the electricity lines disappear one by one and witness how safe and quietly the felling happened.įor the latest breaking news direct to your inbox, click here Luckily the lions behaved ''like kittens'', a spokesman for National Grid said. The horizon of the zoo farm has included the pylons for over 60 years, but they are now being replaced with underground cables. READ MORE: The town near Bristol where the amount of development has 'gone too far' The researchers used earth-penetrating radar to examine the boat-shaped formation on Mt Tendrek which has long been understood to be the spot where the legendary vessel from the Book of Genesis docked. Noah's Ark Zoo in Wraxall, Somerset, remained open whilst the tough task was undertaken and visitors were able to watch as the pylon was felled on September 29. A massive shape that appears to match the Bible’s description of Noah’s Ark has been discovered by archaeologists using 3D scans reports the US Sun. The specialist team of engineers took out the 60-year-old wires situated above lion, bear and elephant areas. Noahs Ark is the vessel featured in the Bibles Book of Genesis flood narrative through which God spares Noah, his family, and a remnant of all the worlds animals from a world-engulfing flood. He claims the object was huge and frozen beneath the idea and snow atop the mountain, sitting at an altitude of around 16,000ft.Electricity pylon cables have been removed from above a lion enclosure at a zoo in what National Grid say was a "unique" challenge.
The US Navy photographer claims he spotted a structure he believes to be the ark atop Mount Ararat. He was on a survey mission during the summer of 1952 as the US helped the Turkish Air Force produce the first accurate aerial map of Turkey. Todd is quoted as claiming he flew over the site in a AJ Savage plane while serving with the US Navy in Turkey. Mount Ararat has been subject to much speculation, however mainstream scientists do not accept the claims about the Ark.Įstablished experts also argue there no historical evidence that the events ever happened as described in the Bible. Gerrit Aalten, a Bible scholar from the group, told Daily Star Online his account is one of the most compelling as to the whereabouts of Noah’s Ark.ĪRK InSight believe that the giant boat which helped carry the Biblical figure of Noah and the world’s animals to safety during a global flood came to rest on Mount Ararat, in Turkey.
He is even quoted as giving an interview about finding what he believed was Noah’s Ark by the team who run the ARK InSight campaign. It is claimed that US Navy airmen William Todd flew over a structure which he believed was the legendary boat from the Bible.
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