content: Just pictures of a paper mill I often do contractors work for. It's been undergoing a lot of modernization in the past few years. It's actually one of the leading specialty paper producers in North America. The original mill was built in the early 1900s,  it had 1 paper machine, then it expanded for a second one in a new building. Decades later the original was taken apart, the building expanded and machines 3 to 5 were built. They're pretty well stocked when it comes to spare parts 1 2 for everyday maintenance. Fun place to work in. Of course sometimes you make parts for the engineering department & over a year later you seen them still on the shelf. Insert link to /v/welding post here. I also get to play with high pressures super soakers worth thousands of dollars so it's all good.