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At the quarry
Three photographs of the place this stone comes out of: the cutting
floor, the face with its beds marked up, and the valley above it.
Blocks on the cutting floorThe cutting floor at the foot of the quarry: a row of sawn blocks standing on the sand, each one squared off and numbered on its face, with the benches of the quarry cut into the hillside behind them and wind turbines on the ridge above.The beds, marked in the fieldThe face of the quarry with the beds marked in the field. From the top: 1 white vein, 2 elegant black, 3 grey wood grain, 4 coffee — this stone — 5 elegant black, 6 elegant black, 7 black and white. The red outline marks the overburden, the layer of rock that comes off before the bed below it is reached.
The beds, from the top
1White vein白纹
2Elegant black雅黑
3Grey wood grain灰木纹
4Coffee — this stone咖啡
5Elegant black雅黑
6Elegant black雅黑
7Black and white黑白
The red outline on the upper part of the face marks the overburden — the layer of rock that has to come off before the bed below it can be reached.
The valley and the haulage roadThe valley above the quarry: a cableway crossing from one side of the ridge to the other, a haulage road zig-zagging down the slope, and the village spread along the valley floor below.