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That achiever is something I don't recognize. Strange-looking creature. What exactly doth it do? Grain elevators I am familiar with (or I am familiar with grain elevators.) Thank goodness you weren't an English teacher!
ReplyDeleteThat Achiever is a screen machine to separate soils and rocks. Think this one is used for landscaping soils. Helps achieve great looking plantings.
Deleteheavyweight plant that
ReplyDeleteWe grow huge amounts of grain around here. This elevator stores them prior to rail shipment to the grain markets of the world. These grains include but aren't limited to corn, soybeans, wheat, oats, barley, and rye.
DeleteWOW..I love this pics!
ReplyDeleteA big "machine", - perfect in B&W!
ReplyDeleteWow big things here. Different and I like it.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots in black and white.
ReplyDeleteI like the elevator especially.
ReplyDeleteOf the two photos, I like that one best also. Thank you.
DeleteBig, noisy machines, I love them all. I didn't know the 'Achiever' was call that, pretty interesting. I bet the elevator is fun to watch up close.
ReplyDeleteThe Achiever reminds me of those B&W sci-if movies of the 50s and early 60s. May have nightmares tonight.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots that looks very good in b&w!
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Good shot. Black and white works well with machinery.
ReplyDeleteGreat lines in the second photo.
ReplyDeleteBlack and white photographs are fantastic. Love the grain elevator!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! We have lots of grain elevators around here, too - I love them!
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