Tuesday, April 12, 2022

A BAD DAY ON THE FARM


These pictures taken in 2011 on a small farm near Dillard where the Umpqua Bio Fuel  group processed grease collected from restaurants into bio diesel.    The processing facility was made up of old water heater tanks, and all kinds of plumbing powered by propane.  Lucky we did not blow the place up and nothing was on firm ground in the winter as you can see.  

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