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The 2022-23 Louisiana Sugarcane Harvest is in full swing now. It's reported that sugarcane acreage increased again this year.
In 2021, 469,000 acres were harvested. This season about 475,000 acres are expected to go to the state’s 11 sugar mills.
This is actually the fifth straight year that cane acreage has increased.
In the past, sugar mills were generally finished grinding cane by Christmas.....but the increased acreage has now pushed finishing dates into mid-January. That means there is a chance of a killing freeze. But, if everything goes well, Louisiana farmers are projected to cut 16.6 million tons of cane which should produce approximately 1.6 million tons of raw sugar.
Located in South Central Louisiana in St. Martin Parish, I showcase here, another of the State's 11 remaining Sugar Mills as she "grinds" away.
Thank a Farmer when you see one.
Appreciate everyone taking a look and always appreciate your kind remarks.
Have a great Weekend !
Jeff Hebert © All rights reserved
Dienstag der 12.Januar 2021
Ein Spaziergang durch die Rheinauen des Zonser Grind.
A walk through the Rhine meadows of the Zonser Grind.
Dienstag der 12.Januar 2021
Ein Spaziergang durch die Rheinauen des Zonser Grind.
A walk through the Rhine meadows of the Zonser Grind.
This is the second of my three photos in the exhibit "A Long Way Down: the grandeur, grit and humanity of the DC Metro", as part of the Focus on the Story international photo festival in Washington, DC! I have been photographing the metro often during my daily commute for many many years, and I love it ...
More information about this event here: focusonthestory.org/events/opening-of-a-long-way-down-exh...
"Focus on the Story and metrobar present the opening of A Long Way Down, which explores both the architectural grandeur of the DC’s Metro subway system and the reality of a public transit network that is both loved and hated by its users and visitors. The DC Metro’s six lines move passengers through the heart of the nation’s capital and into both Virginia and Maryland. Completed in 1976, the DC Metro is the second busiest rapid transit system in the U.S. behind New York City. A Long Way Down presents the work of several DC-area photographers whose work document the grit, the weirdness, the grind and the humanity of life underground."
Über Nacht hatte es geschneit. Bei Sonnenschein und 4 Grad taute der Schnee und die Wege waren matschig und mit großen Pfützen übersät.
It had snowed overnight. In sunshine and 4 degrees the snow thawed and the paths were muddy and littered with large puddles.
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Previously unpublished shot from February 2018.
I saw this excellent 'graffiti' drawing on the side of a telephone box and it didn't take long for the story behind to match what I envisioned. I wish I could credit the artist involved. Enjoy!
Clinchfield’s 1.0% Sandy Ridge grade has time freight Q653-06 down to walking speed as they grind through N.E. Trammel under dreary conditions. The 3,691 ft siding here has since been removed.
April 7, 2022.
A pair of SD40-2s grind upgrade on an eastbound Union Pacific freight approaching Tunnel 2 at Bealville on California’s Tehachapi Pass route on March 10, 2002.
November 1990 was the date and coal trains to New England were no big deal. It was business as usual between the Springfield Terminal Ry. and Conrail moving coal to and from the Public Service of NH Merrimack generating station in Bow, NH. 99% of the time Conrail supplied GE C-30-7A's and variants to the service. During this time period, brand new 100 ton coal hoppers with reporting marks PSHN were purchased for the continuing service. With a fresh Conrail crew on board, train UBO-15A passes Norton Co, famous for their griding wheels, pass the complex in the Greendale section of north Worcester, MA on the PW owned section between Barbers and CP 45. November 15, 1990.
A pair of BNSF GEVOs crawl up to Skyline Trestle with a loaded crude oil train. Halfway back are four MRL SD70s, and another GEVO is shoving on the rear. Everything in notch eight, sanders blasting, assaulting the senses. Real railroading might not be dead yet.
This is stepping out of my comfort zone, so if you think it sucks, I guess it probably does. All I know is that for a few moments on a crisp and breezy Montana morning, I was able to take it all in and forget about life. The hike was worth it.
Macro Mondays contribution 30 Jan 2017
I call it daily grind but this isn't something I actually do everyday - I just pay for someone else to do it for me in a shop everyday!!! (Electric Coffee Company)
Abrasive smoke on the Third Terrace (wrath) of Purgatorio: he who, over injury received, resentful for revenge grows greedy and, angrily, seeks out another's harm (Purgatorio, Canto XVII). 7Artisans manual lens wide-open, outdoors, backlit, reflector used. Raw conversion in Luminar and macOS High Sierra.
A Burlington Northern Santa Fe coal train grinds upgrade past milepost 414 west of Belmont while climbing Nebraska’s Crawford Hill on April 11, 1998. The train is led by a trio of Burlington Northern EMD SD70MACs—Nos. 9461, 9623 and 9689.
The receding Fox Glacier in New Zealand. Meltwater rushes into the bottom of the frame, surrounded by a muted palette of rocks which were ground into fragments as the glacier advanced.
I've saved a ton of money working from home and not buy coffee. We do our own coffee. Every once in a while i'll grind some fresh beans for a nice cup..
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Looking down into the valley carved out by Grinds Brook over the millennia, we now have a view of the valley through I which climbed earlier in the day, from Edale around the corner to the left, up Grindsbrook Clough to the right.
ⓒRebecca Bugge, All Rights Reserved
Do not use without permission.
Salarymen on the Yamanote line (the reason for this shot was actually trying to figure out if my camera had survived a bang it had just gotten - thankfully it had).
» morning grind «
→ Head - Genus Project
→ Body - Maitreya
→ Hair - Doux
→ Dress - “Jersey Dress” by Little Fox
→ Bag - “Sour Love Clutch - Red” by Off-Line at the eBENTO Event
eBENTO Event: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/EBENTO/129/147/22
Taxi to Off-Line Main Store: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/WestCoast%20Stables/204/16...
We are down to walking speed as SIBI grinds out of the river valley with two veteran GP38-2's in charge.
Joliet, IL
2017.08.05
One of the volunteers grinding a sheet of steel to be welded onto a railcar at the Niles Canyon Railway maintenance yard near Sunol, California.
Über Nacht hatte es geschneit. Bei Sonnenschein und 4 Grad taute der Schnee und die Wege waren matschig und mit großen Pfützen übersät.
Die mit Pappeln besetzten Baumreihen zwischen den Kuhweiden und Feldern wurden in den letzten Jahren durch Stürme gelichtet.
It had snowed overnight. In sunshine and 4 degrees the snow thawed and the paths were muddy and littered with large puddles.
The rows of trees covered with poplars between the cow pastures and fields have been cleared by storms in recent years.
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PHOTOGRAPHY Toporowski
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
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Rain water, falling from the bridge deck above, splashes over a mechanical gear housing of the Outer Drive Bridge in Chicago, Illinois. The double-deck bascule bridge carries Lake Shore Drive and the Chicago Lakefront Trail over the Chicago River.
Nikon D7500, Sigma 18-300, ISO 250, f/8.0, 145mm, 1/125s