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You could be correct, i have never thought i would be able to see it that big with the distance, think it shows as 5.5 miles away. I sshall see if i can find out if that is it, if so i will give the attenuator a try.
Thanks for your input
Pretty sure that is the Storeton mast.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Storeton_transmitting_station
You likely need a cheap UHF attenuator.
That cannot be the Storeton mast, it is the other side of the Mersey on the Wirral, not as near as that. The top of it looks completely different anyway, more like mobile phone aerials, but may be something else.
Blowing up the photo of the OP’s aerial shows it to be clearly vertical.
Edit: That mast is just by the end of Stalbridge Dock on the Liverpool side of the river.
From the angle the photograph was taken, Storeton mast would need to be about 10 miles tall to appear in the frame.
This is almost certainly a mobile services (3/4/5g) mast.
Contact here:-
https://at800.tv/faq/can-get-filter/
for a free filter (calling them is quickest, mine arrived in days).
Storeton (England) should not the excessively strong even at about 6 miles because it is only 0.56 kW.
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