Why? What Have You Heard?: Wordless Wednesday #69: Turbine Power

Wednesday, March 04, 2009

Wordless Wednesday #69: Turbine Power

Posted by Mojo at 12:01 AM

"Turbine Power"
Raleigh, NC - December 2008 (Click to embiggen)

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21 comments:

FH said...: I saw one of these in Dollywood, artificial of course! Looks good, I see the X Mas wreath too!
Some here still have X MAS lights hanging around in the front porch, can you believe it? Hello! It almost Easter!!!:D; 3/03/2009 1:48 PM
Judith said...: they are good to see working too. Judith; 3/03/2009 2:29 PM
Unknown said...: Nice. There are aren't too many of those left.; 3/03/2009 4:00 PM
tiarastantrums said...: very cool shot; 3/03/2009 4:48 PM
jams o donnell said...: Great shot. It's good to see one in action. There aren't many still in operation here in the UK.; 3/03/2009 5:34 PM
carmilevy said...: What an absolutely peaceful scene. I've always been entranced by mills like this...the original hydro projects, I guess!; 3/03/2009 6:02 PM
Dianne - Bunny Trails said...: I LOVE this shot! Composition is very nice. There's so much here, yet it is so serene. The wreath just adds a whimsical touch to it all. :D; 3/03/2009 6:29 PM
Unknown said...: I just love old mills! Beautiful!; 3/03/2009 11:01 PM
magiceye said...: love this image!; 3/04/2009 12:32 AM
Robin said...: Great shot! I love the way it's all various shades of brown. You'd almost think it was sepia if not for the wreath and the hint of green in a few of the trees.; 3/04/2009 2:01 AM
Esther Garvi said...: I can just imagine bringing a little kid (a boy) there for discovery! Love the picture! Any thoughts on Sheba & Kalahari's (wordless) argument today over at the Ark? :-); 3/04/2009 2:26 AM
Shadow said...: old maybe, but it worked!; 3/04/2009 4:06 AM
Deb said...: A trip back to a calmer time.You would love the Simon Pearce glassware studio in Quechee, Vermont!; 3/04/2009 6:58 AM
Tricia said...: Beautiful photo, looks like a peaceful place to visit. I love how naturally limited the color scheme is.

Tabbikat's Thoughts; 3/04/2009 7:22 AM
Julia Phillips Smith said...: I love the bits of green peppering the shot through all the browns and grays.; 3/04/2009 9:20 AM
Alvis said...: This is wonderful. I hope you got some more good shots from this area.; 3/04/2009 9:46 AM
Anonymous said...: Great photo, as always!

Happy WW!

Two for me this week:

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and

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Bonny said...: Fabulous! I have never seen one of these yet in real life and I'm glad you shared your great photo, so I could see this.; 3/04/2009 12:37 PM
ang klocke said...: Great warmth in this shot :); 3/04/2009 4:35 PM
storyteller said...: What a nifty old Mill photograph! Looks like you found it at Christmas time ;--)
I'm almost wordless at Small Reflections today.
Hugs and blessings,; 3/04/2009 5:23 PM
June said...: Wonderful feel to this shot...good thing you got it too as I always wonder how much longer these mills will be around.; 3/05/2009 7:33 AM

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