Texas
Energy:
Past,
Present
and Future....
From
yeasterday, today and looking into tommorrow, what role doesWest
Texas and Scurry County in particular, play in energy usage and production?
- How did your parents and
grandparents cope with the need for better and quicker?
- In what ways are our needs changing what is happening today?
- And as our
skyline changes before our very eyes, what lies ahead in the
future?
Come check out the some of the answers we have gathered for
your enjoyment and enlightenment at the Scurry County Museum!
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Windmill
Photographs
by Local Artist Marg Dent
Marge Dent is a long time resident of
Scurry County and was a teacher for 25 years here.
Her hobby is windmill photography and
landscapes. Since retiring and joining the Over the Hill Gang, Marge
has spent more time
photographing.
"Living
in the country in the shadow of a working windmill, I saw it one day
against the sunset, ran for my camera, an old Nikon EM SLR with a
70-210mm zoom lens, and began my hobby.”
This exhibit is composed of windmills
in Texas.
These photographs are not altered in any way except in size for
framing. She seldom uses a
filter except a PL (polarizing) filter for clouds and water.
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"Red
Mill” by Marge Dent - 2007
Red windmill down a path of cedars.
Highway 208, South of Robert Lee, Texas.
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