Out with the old

As Tampa reinvents itself, out will go the flour plant of old to be replaced by shiny new buildings.
https://www.tampabay.com/news/business/2022/02/23/as-tampas-shiny-downtown-rises-an-old-flour-mill-and-history-disappear/?itm_source=parsely-api

[Mags]

Outstanding POV! It's a little sad to see food industries go. I can't help but wonder.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Excellent shot with a great view.

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful capture

[Taffy]

We're seeing so much of this in Chicago as well.

[Ellen Bogenschutz]

Everything changes, it's hard to keep up with then all. That horizon is sure a long way off!

[gloria jones]

Super pov

[Danette Thompson]

@taffy I’ll bet you are!

[Danette Thompson]

@theredcamera Tampa has tried several times to “upgrade”. This time, there is a lot of money behind it.

[Rick]

Cool capture.

[GaryW]

Progress! Great view!

[Gavin.J]

The kind of industrial landscape I'm used to living amongst . Great POV:)

[Call me Joe]

👌❤️👌

[Diana]

Great capture and wonderful pov. It will be interesting to see how it develops.

[Pam]

Wow! That is an amazing view!

[Cathy]

Sometimes old buildings are worth saving and rehabbing. But sometimes they’ve served their purpose and best to push forward. I imagine the equipment used in this building was far too outdated for modern use. Though I do hope that businesses stay in America and keep jobs here in America. I would like to be as self sufficient as a country as possible.

[Danette Thompson]

@calm Tampa used to be industrial, rather than residential/professional. This plant is using some equipment 100 years old! They are moving to a nearby location with modern equipment. They supply much of the flour to Florida's manufacturers. I agree that we should be a self-sufficient country.