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Also used to be known as East Sector Switching.
I had the office on the 5th floor in the tower on the corner that I used to use sometimes in my working days.
Many years ago now.
these unfrequented falls along Mill Creek offer much needed respite from their overcrowded big brother down the road.
Week 16 of 52 of 2014. The theme is LANDSCAPE. I thought of using another sunrise photo from my back deck for this week's theme, but instead decided for something different. Sixes Mill, also known as Gresham's Mill, is located in Holly Springs, GA about 30 miles north of Atlanta. Well over 100 years old, the mill is preserved on private property that's surrounded by suburban shopping centers and subdivisions. See the entire 52 of 2014 set at www.flickr.com/photos/thesussman/sets/72157639288997073/.
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Once the Daniel Green factory, where shoes were manufactured; the factory closed its doors in 1999. Currently vacant (or mostly vacant). Dolgeville, New York.
Yesterday, Friday the 13th was a good day, as Tim and I met Sarah and Maisie ahead of Sarah's milestone birthday!
Tim took a photo of Sarah, Maisie and me by the Mill Pond, Emsworth.
Ex BR Railfreight Distribution Sector loco 37019 awaits its final journey at Healey Mills.
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EXPLORE: 10/19/11 #391
This is a mill that is located just over in neighboring Hancock County, Tn. on Four Mile Rd. I've been wanting to photograph it for several years, but because it sits on a mostly one lane road, and right in front of a house, I've been reluctant to stop. (I hate stopping right in front of someone's home. Here in this rural area, that usually draws folks to the windows, doors, or outside to the front porch. I have had a few who were less than happy with a stranger standing near their house). Anyway, I finally stopped yesterday and took a few shots. The owners of this old mill are apparently hoping to restore the building sometime in the future.
Yesterday we went cycling among and to Delft. We cycled 38 KM. A very green route in the busy Randstad. We went to yhe cinema in Delft. And saw a dutch comedy called "Gooise Vrouwen" Afterwards we went to a n Italian restaurant were we had dinner. An beautiful day! You can see our trip www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=1056628
“Much water goeth by the mill That the miller knoweth not of”
German proverb.
This is Potter-Wade's Mill in Rockbridge Virginia another view is below:
The road into Bonnots Mill in Osage County Missouri by Notley Hawkins Photography. Taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark III camera with a Canon EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM lens at ƒ/8.0 with a 1/125 second exposure at ISO 100. Processed with Adobe Lightroom 5.7 and DXO OpticsPro 10.
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Kings Mill viaduct
Mansfield
Nottinghamshire
Good Friday
April 2nd, 2021.
Kings Mill viaduct was built in 1817 on the route of the Mansfield-Pinxton Railway, a horse-drawn railway. It is the oldest railway viaduct in England and a Scheduled Ancient Monument.
This is a scene down the road a mile from me...I always love hearing the train at night. There used to be a huge paper mill here but it closed acouple years ago...I miss it! It used to provide 300 jobs for the area and I sure hate seeing it sit empty....so sad! Hope everyone is having a nice week. I have no energy to do anything but sit around. Looks like it's gonna snow...I feel very down...:( Photography is good medicine for that!
From vintage postcard (no date on it) describing this as "The mill stream waterfall at The Old Mill, Ancaster Ontario".
Postcard is courtesy of Sylvia Wray of Flamborough Archives.
The Howk was one of the most northerly of more than 100 bobbin mills in Cumbria.The fast flowing rivers of the Lake District being ideal as a source of power for the mills.
At one time Lakeland mills accounted for about half the bobbins produced in Britain. The Howk mill also made handles for picks, washing dollies and cartwheel spokes.
With its storied history and fame as one of the great jazz spots where Billie and Bix played, the Green Mill Lounge was at the top of my must-sees in Chicago and it did not disappoint. This delightful little haven is a place where time has stood still and ghosts of gangsters and jazz players past continue to rule. Here's the fascinating history of the Green Mill Lounge:
Model: Natasha Mills
Location: Collinwood Subdivision, Mactan Island, Cebu
Date captured: 17 May 2008
Captured By: Gumarle "GUMARZ" Manaytay
Durham Cathedral occupies a strategic position on a promontory high above the River Wear. This old mill, located at the base of the promontory and originally used in the 'fulling' process of woolen cloth-making, now houses Durham University's Museum of Archaeology.
Singraven Water Mill, the only working water-powered sawmill in the Netherlands. The mill receives water from the Dinkel river. Beautiful area!
Wolverton Gold Mill. Originally commenced in 1921 by Edwin Thatcher Wolverton in an attempt to realize dreams of an elusive Spanish gold mine hidden in the tops of the Henry Mountains. It is unknown if Wolverton ever actually found the old mine but from time to time he came to town with a pouch of gold despite the curse placed on the old mine by an Indian medicine man.
"To Whomever reopens these workings will come great calamity. His blood will turn to water, and even in his youth he will be an old man. His squaws and papooses will die, the earth will bring forth for him only poison weed instead of corn."
He escaped at least one part of the curse since he didn't begin building the mill until he was sixty years old. Wayne County, Utah.
The present mill, Loddon watermill near the town centre which is no longer functioning, was built in the 18th century with the river diverted to run underneath it. Loddon watermill was sometimes known as Chedgrave mill and is one of the earliest recorded buildings in the town.
It was built of weatherboard with a pantiled roof, and was situated quite close to the centre of the town. The mill pool was never very big, but was apparently a widened and deepened Y-shaped section of river up stream of the mill. This produced adequate power for the miller to meet the needs of the local farmers and villagers. The mill still retains 19th-century milling equipment.