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  1. A relatively quick overview shot, just before the mine museum closed.

  2. Ougrée, Blast furnaces of John Cockerill factories (now Arcelor , sorry, now Mittal) 192 images, D300; Vivitar 300 (450mm DX equivalent) Merlin Goto, Stiched with AutopanoGiga2.5Beta2, Shot date: 15/10/2010

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  3. Mark of the Beast and the Spiritual and Physical Power

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  4. The Sir James Pit was operated for the mining of siderite, an iron carbonate ore. The siderite ore was originally deposited on the seafloor ~2.75 Ga as the result of seafloor hydrothermal venting in the Archean oceans. The dark outcrop seen here at the lip of the pit is thought to represent the primary vent from whic...

  5. Exposed in a roadcut just south of Wawa, Ontario, this is one of the Banded Iron Formations (BIFs) in a greenstone belt of the Superior Province.

  6. Industrial Ruin - Carrie Furnace disused iron mill - Rankin, Pa. Once made the iron that fed the Homestead works, across the river.

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  7. Yes they have portions of the "iron curtain" in Fulton, Missouri at the location where a church bombed by Nazis is erected and Churchill spoke there about the iron curtain and tyranny.

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  8. Taken with a stereomicroscope using a lumix LX3 digiscoping through the eyepiece courtesy of a camlink mount. The image consists of 76 individual pictures stiched using PTGUI. Thanks to the curvature of the camera lens, plus that of the microscope this was a tricky one to stich. Not so sharp eyed observers will notice ...

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  10. Pant y Wrach copper mine, North Wales. Natural growths in a man-made tunnel, formed over the last 150 years or so. A nice little mine with lots to see, but access is along a rather damp adit, flooded to knee level, then a short crawl. Not somewhere to visit in your Sunday best. Trying out some underground photo tec...

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