sugar wheels

I'm surprised at how many derelict sugar mills are there. Are the remaining mills more efficient or has the Cuban sugar industry collapsed?

Wiki is here quite interesting:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuban_sugar_economy
Main reasons for the decrease in sugar production is the US embargo and was the collapse of the Soviet Union. Thank you George!

Buenas fotos para continuar la misma línea. Estoy pensando que tus álbumes algún día pueden valer una fortuna; no los pierdas. Hay un dicho castellano que dice: “El que tuvo retuvo y guardó para la vejez”, aunque no parezca que sea aplicable el dicho al caso.

Many thanks José! Some of the places I try to document, will vanish sooner or later, some are already, some will still exist even in hundreds of years.

Por eso mismo, algunos desaparecerán y tú los tendrás documentados en fotos. Saludos.

Bien photographiée

Many thanks Julien!

I can't see those wheel turning anytime soon! Well composed and taken Berny.

I love the "face" in the first PiP!

I agree ;-)) Thank you Keith!

Great series, i agree with Keith about the face.
The pictures let us the glory of the past..........it was sweeter then....
Stay safe.

Much more sugar, yes ;-) Many thanks Soeradjoen!

Gewaltige Zahnräder, dem Roste anheimgefallen!

Moin,
alte Industrieanlagen sind immer wieder ein Hingucker.
Klasse.
Weard

sehr schöne Serie!

Une belle roue bien captée !!

Such massive machinery and such a sad face in PiP 1

les écrivains romantiques philosophaient en visitant les ruines de Rome ou d' Athènes (Goethe ! ) , et nous, nous philosophons en visitant des ruines d' usines :-)

;-) many thanks Nautilus!

Der Kernschrott wäre doch eigentlich noch zu verkaufen?

Hoffentlich nicht? Was soll ich dann fotografieren.......

Fantastic images, Berny
The first PiP, looks like a panicked face