Coral Crusher

This massive drum was once part of a crusher mill used to crush coral into limestone for the making of cement. It now is part of the Rocks Riverside Park alongside the Brisbane River.
That's Declan giving the drum a sense of scale.
I'm sure you could have done something more creative with all this rust @lyndemc
Still busy here and still trying to catch up.

[Debbie]

Wow... That is massive.

[Kristina Olsen]

interesting

[ShirleyB]

Interesting. That is one huge piece of machinery.

[sally agnew]

Very cool pov :)

[Barb Newcomb]

Love the rust!

[PhotoCrazy]

Cool!

[Rick Schies]

Makes quite the keepsake

[Debbie]

huge piece of machinery - you have captured perspective and texture here - nicely done

[Denise Wood]

Great angle shot! But where did they get the coral from?

[Jane Anderson]

Such a big production! Coral is so rare here that Native Americans use it as jewelry stones--very pretty red that goes well with turquoise.

[Susan C Clow]

Wow great shot and great POV.

[Tony]

Enormous. Love the POV

[Rachel]

That is a massive crusher! Enjoy the family.

[Peter]

Lovely textures, tones and sense of scale Terry, would they still crush Coral in this day and age?:)

[Janiskay]

Wow! It is Hugh! I bet it could crus more then coral

[Kerry McCarthy]

Wonderful texture for sure. That thing is huge!