Recycled

This rusting mill machinery is located in the middle of The Green in Barham, a small village outside of Canterbury. It is next to a small millstone and a plaque which states that both millstone and machinery came from Black Mill, Barham, which was destroyed by fire in 1970.

[Chloe]

Nice black and white shot

[Islandgirl]

Love the textures and shapes!

[Tom]

Lovely gray tones

[Rob Z]

Old machinery is awesome - this is such a good example with those beautiful edges. Nice shot.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I like the black and white treatment. Good shot!

[Candace]

Garden art is wonderful!

[Mud]

Looks great. Really like the detail in the wheel.

[Kathy]

Probably has a wonderful rusty look.

[Sally Ings]

The black and white adds a great vintage feel. Interesting find.

[Sarah]

Love this. Great in black and white

[Casablanca]

I want to get a stick and run it down those lovely iron teeth and see what sound it makes! I am such a kid....

[sally agnew]

Always nice to see this memorabilia kept :)

[FBailey]

@casablanca Didn't think of that - too busy taking pictures of rust and flaking paint. What a good idea of yours!

[Jennifer]

cool pov and capture

[Catherine Otley]

I like this, especially the three circles in relation to each other. Works well in black and white.

[Hydee]

What a neat remnant if a former time. Very nice capture and great in the b&w

[carol white]

A super find and capture

[Vera]

I like how graphic it is - great lines and shapes.

[Sue]

Very interesting artifact. Looks good in black and white

[Taffy]

It's an interesting monument/remembrance.

[Suzanne]

So nice that this wasn't lost and has been kept as a reminder

[Marnie]

Very interesting, what a shame the mill was lost.

[Gayle]

Terrific find and wonderful B&W image!