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##CTF Mini-Challenge 114 - Industry/Machinery##

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Cranes in the sunset



Balls in the Carburettors



Cell phone Tower



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great job,from my point of view on your first entry.great capture of the "industry mood" with the cranes. so far my favourite.
best regards
tom
 
As usual... excellent entries !

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Thank you Scott,

It is heartbreaking to say the least.
Just wait til its all done, the country view will be spoiled for sure.

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Scott Doyle said:
That's got to be heartbreaking to see your once, beautiful view get
permanently contaminated by bulldozers!
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My warmest regards,
sue anne

 
I am leaving today to go on a trip upstate overnight so I will not be around to look through all these wonderful photos when the deadline occurs.

So I figure why not add a day to the contest so when I get back tommorow I can shut it down and judge the photos.

So the contest is extended until Sunday, July 9th - 2006 until 3pm Eastern Standard Time or 8pm GMT.

Good Luck!
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I think I've snuck in here just in time, thanks to the deadline extension...

don't really have many shots in this category at all - actually, almost zero - but here are a few I did find:
1. "Cranes"



2. "Old Engine"



and finally, not sure if this one really fits the category at all, but anyhow a different kind of engine

3. "Difference Engine" - replica of a Babbage machine in the London Science Museum

 
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