258 Comments for Ashley / Huber Breaker (Blue Coal)

Deb: If you click the little i icon below the picture you can see some info about the shot. The was taken using a Canon 300D/Rebel.

No, there usually isn't much coal left in the power plants I've seen, at least not to this extent. Quite a few of the old coal burners I've seen have been converted to use gas in their later years though, so they were most likely cleaned out at that time.

The houes are, in fact, occupied.

There are so many intact windows because the building is very tall. It is difficult to capture exactly how tall it is in just a picture.

That culm. There are huge culm piles all over NEPA. Basically it is a sand like substance that is composed of dirt, soil, and other materials left over from mining activities. Many of the culm piles here are close to 100 years old.

This is about 20 mins from my house. How cool that you were so close Motts!

Motts this is a Awesome Web Site to see everyday. Thanks for sharing your wonderful Pictures.......

Some great shots, and an awesome place!

Always you leave us breathless Motts, thank you

like everyone else said, i love the reflection! That looks like a tugboat on the end

yay buckets!

i love the colors :)

it looks angry... or hungry, lol

Motts - You have taken a lot of power plan shots over the years, but do you often run into one with so much coal remaining? In the pictures I have seen there doesn't seem to be any trace of coal remaining.

Thats a pretty inovative way to keep the waste enviormently (sp?) friendly. So simple really.