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Shot across Hwy 401. The steam plumes in the background are from the plant of "Ingredion Canada Incorporated" and closer, just behind the highway, is the "Petro-Pass Truck Stop".
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Fábrica derruida en Málaga.
Representación de lo que fue el gran pasado industrial de la ciudad de Málaga.
Málaga encabezó en España '"la revolución siderúrgica industrial" en el siglo XIX.
En el siglo XX todas las grandes industrias siderúrgicas, textiles, químicas, etc. fueron desapareciendo hasta no quedar apenas nada de ese glorioso pasado.
Ahora todo se basa en el turismo, esperemos que dure mucho.
Explored: 28-4-2023.
The surface buildings of the world's largest salt mine glow against the sunset sky in Goderich Ontario.
It is unbelievable, how careless the industry can be. They can easily destroy the most beautiful and pristine piece of coast for their explorations, and once the profits are gone, they just leave everything behind. This is an old coal mine terminal, that is left there.
Detail eines Dampfturbogebläses für die Hochöfen mit Luft zu versorgen.
Gebläsehaus der alten Hennrichshütte in Hattingen
Detail of a steam turbo fan for supplying air to the blast furnaces.
Blower house of the old Hennrichshütte in Hattingen
☆☆☆ EXPLORED 11-04-2022 ☆☆☆
Though looking rather old, this water level regulator is still in use. It is part of the water purification system established around 1882 in order to produce drinking water for Basel, Switzerland.
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A view across the fields to lost industry on the Clyde.
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Port of Southampton, UK
Beyond the industrial skyline lies the New Forest, a mass of ancient woodland, lowland mires and heaths.
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Other decor items used:
BackBone Industrial Bar Set
[Con.] Groves Modular Bookcase - Double
[Con.] Groves Modular Bookcase - Insert 6
Soy. Long Roman Blind
Concept} Cotton Carpet
.:revival:. vintage rug
Mithral * Sansevieria Trifasciata (Copper Pot)
Apple Fall Bea Reading Chair (Worn Leather)
Apple Fall Clawfoot Height-Adjusting Table
Apple Fall Times Newspaper
Apple Fall Argentinian Malbec
Apple Fall Whisky Decanter
Apple Fall Wine Glasses
DRD - Beer Stand - Tall Table
DRD - Beer Stand - Stool
DRD - Roady's Biker Bar - Bar Stool - Brown
[ kunst ] - Reclaimed TV stand
[ kunst ] - Scotch glass (a)
[ kunst ] - Scotch glass (b)
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Maasvlakte, Rotterdam industrial area, Zuid-Holland, the Netherlands
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Never seen this mixture of rocks and asphalt in other countries than the Netherlands.
I have no idea what they make at this place, but my thought was some up-sized moonshine distillery, or a meth lab. I think this was someplace between Raton and Las Vegas, New Mexico. For sure I-25 and northern New Mexico. I've kept a journal since 2009 with date, odometer, and nearest town. So for a picture like this that was taken in 2012, by the date & time of day it was taken, I can usually figure out roughly where I took the picture.