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Corfu by frisch-luft.ch

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vautour dans l'attente d'un repas... by tetouns

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Le secret de la confession / The seal of the confessional by Christelle

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Eglise troglodytique de L'Haute-Isle, Vexin français.

Tsitsikamma NP by frisch-luft.ch

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Night Photography by :copyright:Mike Photo Art

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London at Night by Conor McNeal

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NLC Over PepperPot by Raymond Gilchrist

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Taken 30th May 2013 23:15

Canon 600D f/4.5 33mm

ISO200 6 second Exposure

Party time by Christelle

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NATURALEZA MUERTA Nº 16 by Marcelo Moreno

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Cosy with Tea by Myo-Myo

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This is the first photo I've done for ages. The first in 2015.

by Melike Ã‡etin

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131214_11 (2) by Valerii Kravets

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Stars by Alessandro Tanca

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.................... by Mashael Sultaan

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صبَاحك ..

وْردٌ شذي ..

وْعَنْبَر ..ْ

وْلوْزُ نَدِيٌّ ..

وْشمسُ انتصارٍ حبَاها الربَيع ..

وْبَحرٌ عميقٌ.. وْموْجٌ تبَختر ..

,,,

أصحــاب الردود الإنجـــلــيزيــة شكــراً فـ أنـــا فـي غـنــى عـنــكــم =)

اللهم صل على محمد

Abandoned millstones by Kev Hill

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Millstones have a long history spanning many thousands of years. Their current basic form can be dated to before the Norman Conquest (1066) as corn mills are recorded in Domesday Book of 1068.

The Peak District has a close connection with millstones. They are part of the cultural heritage that is recognised and protected as part of Peak District National Park work. The first reference to millstone production in Derbyshire is as early as the 13th century, at Alderwasley. There are also records of millstones been quarried in Hathersage and Baslow in the 14th and 15th centuries.

The millstone as you would expect has changed over the centuries. The mushroom-shaped conical stone is an earlier shape that appears to be peculiar to this area and may be Medieval in origin. The more familiar wheel-like cylinder shape was produced in the 18th and 19th centuries. These millstones were used to grind grain like oats, barley and rye or other feedstuffs.

For milling wheat, millstones were imported from Cologne (Cullen stone) in the 18th and 19th centuries but this dark Rhenish lava discoloured the flour. French Burr stones were increasingly imported from the Marne valley, France, as the quartz didn't discolour white flour.

Grindstones were also produced in the Peak District. Mounted vertically on their edges they were used for crushing wood to create wood pulp to make paper. Smaller, thinner stones were used in the edge-tool industry and smaller ones still in cutlery manufacture.

IMG_1225 by erika bianchi

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Lorenzana (PI) by gionata tammaro

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__________T by A.Vale

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The Printworks by Mike Rampton

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Triangle, Manchester.

Take the path back by frisch-luft.ch

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enquadrada. by Bia Cortez

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Exodus by Christelle

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Lost mind by Christelle

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191214_17 by Valerii Kravets

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Freezing up a hill in the morning by Dan Booty

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Waddesdon Manor by Myo-Myo

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VIEJOS RELOJES II by Marcelo Moreno

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Oil in Water 5 by Alexandra Walchhuetter

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Pieve di Palaia #palaia #pieve #architecture #tuscany #italy #canon600d by Alessia Campinotti

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IMG_3463 by Pipa Carreras

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Flashing Pipa

_MG_9582 by Sayan Chakraborty