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Powder

Portions of the building were covered in a thick white powder, as opposed to a reddish-brown layer of dust.
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Could it be limestone dust? Stone delivered via train like the coal? I think the stone would be used with the ore and coal in steel production.
JEM
Sat 01-03-2009
motts has got the money and the powder
AlexHays
Sat 01-03-2009
I love this shot! It is just eerily wonderful
Squishie
Sat 01-03-2009
It's the calm between battles. The warriors are hiding in the dark, sharpening their swords.....
Tony C.
Sat 01-03-2009
That probably is lime dust. This looks a lot like the funace area of the mill where I work. It is amazing how fast lime dust can build up.
waddayano
Mon 01-05-2009
The stark beauty of this is awe inspiring.
Caro
Mon 01-05-2009
It reminds me of beach sand. Good shot, love the light!
Jude
Tue 01-06-2009
Once a bustling hive of activity.
guitorman
Wed 02-11-2009

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