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Female mining bee, Andrena sp., pausing to groom and bask. Colorado Springs, Colorado, May 31, 2019.
This jumbo drill, mounted on a four wheeled “dandy” on rails, to provide stability for drilling. It was used until the 1970s at the mine, when it was replaced by lighter and more flexible air drilling machines.
Photographed at the Battery Hill Mine Museum. Tennant Creek has a rich history as a gold mining centre. Here was found one of the richest gold bearing seams ever mined in the world. Very remotely located in central Australian desert country, life was harsh for the people who lived here.
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Mine owned by M/s Sheeshpal Singh, Village Pali, District Faridabad. Mining is continuing in pits even after reaching the groundwater table.
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Photographer - Sunita Narain
a close up of a tawny mining bee, these bees dig holes in the dry soil and lay ther eggs. this one has just been digging. they dont sting as there sting is so small and soft it will not penatrate human skin. cute things but leve little tiny volcanos all over the garden LOL,
took with a panasonic fz50 and a raynox 250
Mines loading bay
Loading barges
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Broken Hill is located east of the Simpson Desert in Australia. Silver, lead and zinc were discovered here in vast reserves in the 19th Century and it has been a huge mining centre ever since. The entire city is dominated by mining, mining history, and the legacy of wealth resulting in fine monumental stone buildings in an unlikely desert setting.
This is what is left of a stone house in Grantsville, Nevada. Grantsville is an old mining site near Berlin Nevada.
Looking East on Steelville's Main Street where iron ore mining and furnaces were once king before the ore discoveries in Minnesota's great iron range.
Located on part of the now closed North Staffordshire Coal Field – the Apedale Country Park is a fine example of nature reclaiming industrial sites. The history of the site is celebrated in the Mining Museum – free of charge. The Moseley Railway Trust also found a home there for their collection of 2 foot gauge railways. Their steam fleet includes a Kerr Stuart Tatoo class 0-4-2T “Stanhope” and a Joffre 0-6-0T. The latter stars when the annual “Tracks to the Trenches” festival takes place with suitably dressed cast, train loads and replica trenches.
The Mining Museum is well worth a visit – Coal power drove the Potteries. Large chunks of NCB equipment await restoration whilst providing a home for blackberries.
The Apedale Country Park is located in the D formed by the M6 between junctions 15 and 16 and the A500 Stoke on Trent relief road. It is accessed from the A34.
Flume and sluice from a long abandoned mining operation on the Million Dollar Highway south of Ouray, Colorado.
The miners of the Lucky Shot Gold Mine in Hatchers Pass, Alaska, hard rock mining for GOLD!!! I my self have panned a few times on Willow Creek with success!!! You can see the miners working on the mountain side.
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