Gdynia Port – grain terminal
Sounds recorded at the Baltic Grain Terminal in Gdynia. The transhipment and storage of cereals, oilseeds and feed takes place there. Gdynia…

Mono recording close to the mill stones. Sound of the wooden bevel gear. This gear moves horizontal power from the waterwheels to vertical power in the mill stones.
This watermill is placed in Röttle nearby Gränna in Sweden and it’s called Rasmus Kvarn. The mill was built in 1660, but back then it was used as a forge for weapons. In 1690 they rebuilt the house to a flour mill. The mill was used until 1923. 1979 the local Preservation society started to use the mill again and it has been used since then, mostly as a tourist attraction. Rasmus mill is a part of Grenna Museum.
Sound recordist: Torsten Nilsson
Photographer: Torsten Nilsson
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