A photo of the fast flowing weir at Papermill Lock in Chelmsford on a dull, overcast day.

Uploaded on behalf of Robert Dickinson by www.ukplus.co.uk/uk/photos/competition as an entry to their current photo competition.

Orchids and other flowers

This was the 40 inch? guillotine with air tables that assisted in moving heavy stacks of coated paper it was located in the lounge thanks to John Jack

Perhaps plain paper site would be more appropriate

The coating factory is in ruins in the foreground in front of me I can see the beaters

and towers area that held hundreds of gallons of pulp "furnish" that was brought down depending on the grade of paper being manufactured at the time.

Apologies for the poor light in these pictures but I have recently discussed this with John Jack former mill engineer every picture of Carrongrove papermill is now irreplacable at this point in time and it is better that we have a few more pictures than less

aka stinky town. Spring Grove is home to a paper factory.

Elf, at Paper Mill Playhouse, Millburn, NJ

Coating factory salle thanks George Burrrowes

Elf, at Paper Mill Playhouse, Millburn, NJ

River Chelmer

Tervasaaren tehdas Valkeakosken keskustassa.

Please check notes. The detail on largest picture is really good.

Leigh Brook still running high on my last visit to The Knapp & Papermill nature reserve in Worcestershire.

Leigh Brook running through the Worcestershire countryside and eventually emptying into the River Teme. This is the Weir at the Knapp & Papermill nature reserve.