Wednesday, December 08, 2010 1:45:13 AM
Tom,
I understand you area Wisconsin man, so you might be familiar with the Wisconsin River and possibly the Paper Mill at Port Edwards. When I worked there in the mid-1970-ties as Assistant to the Field Engineer during a part of the construction phase building a waste water treatment plant across the river from the mill. I took a lot of slides then of the scenery and the construction activities. Recently I started to dig out these slides that have been sitting in boxes for more than 20 years now. They are becoming Historical Gems now. Here is one of the Paper Mill I like to share:
At the mill there was a dam with a flood gate and one day there was a lot of excess water:
I hope you like them. I have a lot more and will make up an album which I could let you see.
Maybe the pictures are too big for thsi forum if they do not automatically scale to the available space. I do not yet know how to make them smaller.
Regards,
PS. . .I noticed they are indeed a tid-bit to large
You have to scroll a lot to see it all!
Take a coffee break and watch the Mill scrolling through the window!
But I also noticed just now you can click with the mouse right-button on the picture and select "viewing" so that you can see the picture in one window!
This picture size = 80 cm wide. This is a rather low resolution file as you can already see the pixels. I can deliver high resolution large reproductions. Should anyone be interested just let me know. On my website is more information on picture sales.
I understand you area Wisconsin man, so you might be familiar with the Wisconsin River and possibly the Paper Mill at Port Edwards. When I worked there in the mid-1970-ties as Assistant to the Field Engineer during a part of the construction phase building a waste water treatment plant across the river from the mill. I took a lot of slides then of the scenery and the construction activities. Recently I started to dig out these slides that have been sitting in boxes for more than 20 years now. They are becoming Historical Gems now. Here is one of the Paper Mill I like to share:
At the mill there was a dam with a flood gate and one day there was a lot of excess water:
I hope you like them. I have a lot more and will make up an album which I could let you see.
Maybe the pictures are too big for thsi forum if they do not automatically scale to the available space. I do not yet know how to make them smaller.
Regards,
PS. . .I noticed they are indeed a tid-bit to large
You have to scroll a lot to see it all!
Take a coffee break and watch the Mill scrolling through the window!
But I also noticed just now you can click with the mouse right-button on the picture and select "viewing" so that you can see the picture in one window!
This picture size = 80 cm wide. This is a rather low resolution file as you can already see the pixels. I can deliver high resolution large reproductions. Should anyone be interested just let me know. On my website is more information on picture sales.
Conrad Winkelman
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