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Hasselblad 500C/MZeiss 80mm 2.8Ilford HP5+ @ 800
Xtol 1+112min @ 72FEpson V700 Scan
Business end of a Saturn V. Random tourist included for scale.
Beach Lake Bakery is family-owned and operated. In the late 1990s, co-founders and owners Brian and Lisa Woods started producing artisan breads out of the garage of their home in Beach Lake, PA. Their first customers were friends, at whose houses they would drop off a few loaves, and a local fish market. With the help of their son Ian, who assisted with production and deliveries, and their daughter Jamie, whose idea it was to build and run the bakery’s small retail store, the Woodses discovered a high demand for their European-style breads and traditional American pies and cookies. They sold the business in 2007, and it moved to Honesdale, PA. It was a twist of fate, when the bakery, formerly known as Beach Lake Bread, was forced to close its doors in August, 2011, and Brian and Lisa resumed ownership. They reopened it in March, 2012, as Beach Lake Bakery, at its original location in Beach Lake.
The railroad scale house, in West Kentucky Wildlife Management Area east of the Paducah site, was used in the 1950s to weigh Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant freight. Workers preserved the old scale because of its potential historical significance. The scale house was demolished.
The final shot from this series was taken to show the scale of the two Kelpies in relation to those visiting the site.
"Two 30-metre (98 ft) high steel sculptures in Falkirk on the Forth and Clyde Canal, named The Kelpies, borrow the name of the mythical creature to associate with the strength and endurance of the horse; they were built as monuments to Scotland's horse-powered industrial heritage." (wikipedia)
More information about the sculptures: www.thekelpies.co.uk
Callipepla squamata
Found a family of scaled quail next to Portal Rd. The one in focus is the female. The out of focus one in the background with the white puff on its head is the male. There is a small juvenile in the lower-left of the frame. There were 14 additional juveniles running along behind them. They were so fast and spastic that I couldn't get a focused shot of any of them.
2013 World Water Week.
Thursday, September 5.
Stockholm Water Prize Seminar - Scaling Sanitation, K2.
Photo: Mikael Ullén.