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Germany. Wassermühle an der Wupper -Schleifkotten Bergischesland
Even more enjoyable when cycling along the riverbanks in search of these treasures. . .
Revisiting Jaeger Rye Mill Dam at a different time of day. 2 kids skipping rocks and goofing around.
Bush Mill, also known as Bond Roller Mill, is a historic grist mill located near Nickelsville, Scott County, Virginia. It was built in 1896, and is a three-story, log and timber frame building on a limestone foundation. It has a front gable roof sheathed in metal. It measures 39 feet, 9 inches by 30 feet, 4 inches. The mill has a 24-foot (diameter) and 4 feet wide overshot steel waterwheel added in the 1920s is intact and remains functional. (Wikipedia).
...sloshing back roads we came upon this scene in Meta, Missouri during a lull ... this wasn't my primary focus; a bank down the street caused me to stop; after shooting it i walked back up the street and watched this scene unfolding; plopped down the old tripod, bracketed and ripped off two sets using my Canon 5D Mark II shooting in RAW...lucked out!!
On Ontario's Rocky Saugeen River near Durham, Ontario a 19th-century grist mill sat idle for decades, uninhabited but never unappreciated. Then in 2001 the grandson of the owner decided it was time to tackle a restoration he had dreamed of for years. An architectural firm was brought in and, after five years, they had completely restored it, turning it into a weekend haven for the Toronto executive. A piece of Ontario history had been preserved. The original turbines are still there and so are the trout. The Association of Registered Interior Designers of Ontario awarded their top honour for 2006 to David Powell and Fenwick Bonnell when they named the restoration of the mill "project of the year" at the group's annual design awards.
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This is the "other" side of the Glade Creek Grist Mill at Babcock State Park in West Virginia. With all of the snow, we had the place completely to ourselves today. What a difference from last Fall when there were people everywhere.
In my pursuit of fall color, I had seen that some friends visited the Old Mill at Berry College in recent days and that there appeared to be some good fall color.
While on lunch, I swung by the Old Mill since I work on campus. Driving down the dirt/gravel road leading to the Old Mill, I could tell that the leaves appeared to be at peak color. I was cautiously optimistic as the color hasn't been that great in years past. Usually a few trees here or there had color, or peak color would last a day or 2 at the most, or the leaves would have very little color and just fall, but I couldn't remember the last time most of the trees were at peak color at the same time.
The Old Mill is one of the most popular places on campus and probably the most photographed. Everyone has certain angles so I always try and find a different perspective. For this shot, I couldn't help but notice all of the orange and yellow leaves that had fallen, likely due to our recent rains, and had yet to turn brown. After surveying the area, I found a few rocks marking the edge of a parking area and placed my camera and lens on one of them. I fired off a few shots while adjusting my settings as I couldn't get on the ground to look through the viewfinder and go back to work covered in mud. After a few attempts, I finally came away with a shot that I was happy with.
The color won't be around for long, so be sure to stop by if you're in the area.
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The Old Mill in Campo as ThunderStorms Hit Campo
The Mill used to grind Feldspar This led to many People getting Ill from Silicosis and other Health problems
Campo California
This old mill house had a weir on one side and the canal lock on the other. It was a lovely Sunday afternoon and we had walked about 5k by the side of the canal.
This is the location of an old grist mill on Black Stream in East Sangerville, Maine, located in what is called the Maine Highlands. All that is left is the stone foundation. There is so much happening in this image that it should be viewed on a large screen. (image 34A3622) Please also visit: acadiamagic.com.
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Historic grist mill dating back to 1767 located in Guilford County, North Carolina.
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