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Recently, while browsing photos here, I saw a blog from Jeff Cornish. I recalled seeing Mr. Cornish's photos on another social media site years ago. I suppose…

[28-365] 2nd September 2020- Lime Kilns were once an important part of the everyday Devon scene, they were scattered around the coast and although most of them…

Blaengwynfi and Abergwynfi are two sides of the same valley in the South Wales coalfield. It is where one branch of my family originated. Over a hundred years…

The past few weeks have been challenging for outdoor work due to the rapid change between stormy, dark and rainy weather and a few minutes of bright sunlight…

Aberdulais is a small village in the Vale of Neath in South Wales. Its history starts way back in 1584, when a German engineer Ulrich Frosse, perfects a new…

Looking back, I made a lot of mistakes. I wasted so much time on things I shouldn’t have. I missed opportunities that were staring me in the face. I turned…

In The Pit This old dry dock from the shipyard in Elsinore has been turned into the Maritime Museum of Denmark. Masterfully done by Bjarke Ingels Group.

This a device that converts the wind's kinetic energy into electrical energy. Wind turbines are manufactured in a wide range of vertical and horizontal axis…

The Penthouse I find the old industrial monoliths fascinating. Like this old silo. All the little details in the construction served a purpose for someone at…

Let's Faucet I like the structure in the old faucet, and I like that the shadow makes a perfect diagonal across the tile.
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