Mill Race
By: Lesley
Category: Cambridge
| Aperture: | f/4.8 |
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| Focal Length: | 23.1mm |
| ISO: | 100 |
| Shutter: | 1/0 sec |
| Camera: | DMC-TZ3 |
By the Grand River in the old city of Galt, one of the more unique features is the excavated mill race (or canal) that once powered the mill that was built here in the 1940s. Within the Mill Race Park is the ruins of the Dickson Textile Mills which has been turned into an amphitheatre with window views to the river below.
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What a wonderful photo!! I really love it! Considering I grew up in Woodstock, I do not think I have ever been to Galt…
When you pondered about the noise the geese would make when they all took off, I got this awful idea – could I get my camera set up, and then scare them into taking off? Or would they simply swim to a safer distance…
Love it – the water looks so cold and fast.
pretty & nicely framed!
very unique post. i love that feature – a little peek at the water.
I really like the iron work.
This is really beautiful!
That window must have a great view of the river!
What a wonderful spot to stare out at the moving river. Nice find. Thanks for stopping by at my garden shack!
you remind me of the Detroit river.
Love the frame of the rushing water. Nice that the old textile mill has survived in some form.
Great view. Framed very nicely and has such feeling to it.
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