Colstrip

The times they are a-changin’.

This post seems to be older than 11 years—a long time on the internet. It might be outdated.

Colstrip is a little town in the southeast corner of Montana. It’s a former boomtown and home to the 25000-acre Rosebud Coal Mine, 2100 megawatt Colstrip Power Station, and the Hofacker clan1.

These are pictures of the 2100 megawatt2 power station:

DSC_2009
52.0 mm || 1/1250 || f/5.6 || ISO250 || NIKON D7000
Colstrip, Montana, United States


DSC_2005
18.0 mm || 1/800 || f/5.6 || ISO250 || NIKON D7000
Colstrip, Montana, United States


DSC_2004
38.0 mm || 1/1250 || f/5.6 || ISO250 || NIKON D7000
Colstrip, Montana, United States


DSC_2001
18.0 mm || 1/640 || f/5.6 || ISO250 || NIKON D7000
Colstrip, Montana, United States


DSC_2000
44.0 mm || 1/1250 || f/5.6 || ISO250 || NIKON D7000
Colstrip, Montana, United States


DSC_1981
18.0 mm || 1/160 || f/3.5 || ISO8000 || NIKON D7000
Colstrip, Montana, United States


DSC_1973
18.0 mm || 1/50 || f/3.5 || ISO8000 || NIKON D7000
Colstrip, Montana, United States


DSC_1956
34.0 mm || 1/80 || f/4.0 || ISO4000 || NIKON D7000
Colstrip, Montana, United States

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  1. Whence the Lady Hofacker came ↩

  2. 1.73 x the power required to operate the flux capacitor in the DeLorean DMC-12 time machine ↩

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