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« The Magnetawan River flows almost 175 km from its headwater in Magnetawan Lake in Algonquin Park through the Almaguin Highlands and all the way to Georgian Bay. There are five lakes accessible from the river, including Ahmic Lake and Lake Cecebe, and it is possible to boat more than 60 km of river between the towns of Burk’s Falls and Ahmic Harbour. In the late 1800s the river was used to transport people and freight westward, forming the backbone of a land and water route between Burk’s Falls and Parry Sound. Prior to the dawn of the 20th century, the addition of the locks at the town of Magnetawan and several dams along the river, including the dam at Knoepfli Falls, made this passage easier and served to draw an increasing number of tourists to the region. » (1)
« The lock at Magnetawan, built by the Ontario Government, 1883-6, was replaced in 1911 by the present concrete structure. The original stone-filled timber cribwork measured 34 by 8.5 metres. The lock raised or lowered steamers about 3 metres, enabling them to run between Ahmic Harbour, 16 km below Magnetawan, and Burk's Falls, 32 km above it. In the quarter-century following its completion, an average of 704 passages were made through the locks by steamships each season. Notable among these ships were the "Wenonah" (1886), "Glenrosa" (1891), "Wanita" (1896), "Glenada" (1904) and "Armour" (1906). The "Mike", the last steamship to ply these waters, was removed from the river about 1934. » (2)
Sources: (1) explorersedge.ca/paddling-the-magnetawan-river/
(2) :http://www.ontarioplaques.com/Plaques/Plaque_Parry03.html
In the middle of an evening monsoon storm, these newer hooded Vaders, help control the crossovers at Mescal AZ., signaling an approaching eastbound.
Simple control stand of MO510 series train, only two manometers and non speed meter.
Located : EX-MINO station of MEITETSU Railroad.
Hirooka-cho, Mino-shi, Gifu pref.
美濃電気軌道 モ510形電車
旧名鉄美濃駅 / 岐阜県美濃市広岡町
Art Deco Battersea Power Station Control Room A
Third time lucky with this one, after not reaching this control room on the last visit, I couldnt give up. It was a god awful climb to be endured to get into this one, up and into instead of a staircase that has been locked.
My heart raced as we climbed up, but once inside it was all worth it, if not a bit on edge the whole time after knowing going back down would probably be more terrifying.
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Launceston Castle dominates the surrounding landscape.
It was built by Richard, Earl of Cornwall soon after the Norman Conquest and became the administrative headquarters for the Earl of Cornwall. With its far reaching views, it was a significant location where control could be kept over the various estates in the area.
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There something about wearing a skirt suit that makes me feel regal and professional and at ones place in the workplace. Skirt suit just scream to me female empowerment and control. Like I say I'd love to be in position to wear one to work in the near future xx ❤️❤️
Disused control panel for one of the two papermaking machines at the UPM mill at Shotton. This works has since closed and been replaced by a containerboard board plant owned by Turkish company Eren.
Merritt Island, Florida, USA.
An American white ibis was heading home for the night as smoke from a controlled burn left stripes across the setting sun.
Shooting at f/16 was a big mistake but I literally grabbed the camera from the car and ran without checking settings. My rule, which I violated yet again, is to leave cameras on f/8 or thereabouts.
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This guys are in charge to control motos crossing the barangays (districts) in PH. After they controlled me they noted that I had my camera and asked me to picture them :) funny moment !
It is only in the past couple of years that the control room at the Ardnacrusha hydroelectric power station has been taken out of use. Generation is now controlled remotely, but the Siemens built 1929 vintage equipment remains in situ.
control, xbox one, ingame photomode, edited with flickr app
another apology for the likely boring pictures. i cant get over how great this game looks but i acknowledge my lateness in seeing it. taking pictures is pleasurable even if they’re predictable. i just hope theyre not too boring
This boy was assisting his grandmother at Mylapore in a shop selling Navaratri golu dolls. He was admonished by the grandmother for some reason and he was almost in tears when we approached the shop.
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Find a quiet place to control all your power... Electricity in the air, but all is under control.
Trouver un lieu calme pour contrôler tout ton pouvoir....Électricité dans les air, mais tout est sous contrôle.
Windmill Bonrepas near Schoonhoven, controlling the water level in two polders. As the thaw is on its way, the ice from the ditches will disappear in the coming days.. It is a sign that the water level can be brought under control of windmills again. That is done by the windmill, which pumps water from one polder to the other, thus controlling two polders.
Conditions on the melting ice can become highly risky then, potentially causing the situation that the icefloor floats on nothing, because the water underneath it has been pumped to another polder by the windmill. When you walk on that ice and you go through it, you will fall deeper under the ice in the water, with the possibility you dissappear under the ice. Very dangerous!
Formerly a beautiful 1920's skylit control room, unfortunately now only half of it left and the skylight is blocked