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Man that’s a lot of torque.
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This is an awesome picture for so many reasons. I love shipwrecks as much as I love old buildings so this picture is doubly enjoyable for me and Canada is a good place for both. Canada has a huge number of shipwrecks from the Empress of Ireland to Edmund Fitzgerald.
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This spool makes me think of the tires on the old terex earth mover machines we saw all the time when I was a kid. We had a smaller one (only like 3 ft in diameter as opposed to some of the biggest that were closer to double that or more) in the yard we had filled with sand for a sand box, It's hard to image the sheer size of that spool when you look at it. That cable looks like it has to be a good 5-6 inches in diameter just based on the size of the spool. This seems much larger than your normal transmission line in diameter so these probably ran from the turbine to transmission lines or to a stepup transformer before it's sent out on the line to be transmitted.
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Cool a new gallery and man that water is green it almost looks more like paint then water.
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I like this one, the green really pop's out.
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that is a beautiful building.
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great contrast.
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That is awesome !!
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great shot.
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What a wonderful building to go to waste. I hope they are able to save, turn it into something.
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Love this shot- the color is wonderful, the detail.
Yes, thank you! I have a hard time deciding which I like better, the industrial locations or the hospitals. It's very tough to decide especially with your magnificent photographs.
Like that red dot would keep anyone out.
This building looks like it belongs in Greece (except for the snow)
They sure knew how to build things back then. Even industrial plants had a grandeur look to them.