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Hard to believe in this society where we are so disconnected from our food sources that only a couple hundred years ago the early European settlers built and operated facilities for milling their own grains on local creeks and streams. Because most of the extensive old-growth forests were yet to be clear-cut, they acted like a sponge, releasing water into the streams and creeks on a consistant basis year-round allowing the mills to operate in any season. |
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“Mabry Mill” - Virginia |
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“Glade Creek Grist Mill” - West Virginia |
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Thanks for looking! I post these images for two reasons: (1) for those who are interested in seeing my latest work and (2) because they are a great way for me to guage reaction. Due to the significant investment in printing images, I often hold off going into the darkroom until I get your reactions.
Availability of the Images of the Month - if clicking on an image takes you to it’s own page, then it is available in the sizes indicated in the dropboxes below it. If you click and nothing happens, the image is not yet available. If you think you might be interested in it, please let me know (no obligation). |
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