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Yes, they where destined for the mills all around England - then the industry changed ... there is literally 100's in one spot and a lot more in small quarries all over the gritstone edges. They have fasinated me for years. When you think of an industry whose demand dissappeared in a couple of years; the difference between these and current waste is that these are a natural material - when is a rock not a rock :)
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2 repliesYes or No? :)
Peak District, 14mm, Fuji Xpro on Tripod
I like the composition and format. Were these going to be millstones?
Malcolm
Yes, they where destined for the mills all around England - then the industry changed ... there is literally 100's in one spot and a lot more in small quarries all over the gritstone edges. They have fasinated me for years. When you think of an industry whose demand dissappeared in a couple of years; the difference between these and current waste is that these are a natural material - when is a rock not a rock :)