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Integral said:Could it be something like a Castle door opening mechanism?
No.
Integral said:Could it be something like a Castle door opening mechanism?
[/URL]brewnog said:Have a slightly bigger picture. There's a good clue if you look closeishly.
http://personalpages.umist.ac.uk/student/E.Smith-2/guess11.jpg
Danger said:Yours is better though, because of the expanded view. The only 'cluish' thing that I see is the boards bolted across. Maybe an old paddle-wheel in a mill?
zanazzi78 said:Ok did it power bellowes
in an iron foundry
honestrosewater said:Ah, Top Forge!? It's from the other side, but this must be it: http://www.topforge.co.uk/Photographs/Barry%2009G.htm
Wortley Top Forge is also a museum.
Eh, you ruled out a lot, and Sheffield was a big help. After I ruled out every other water-wheel-powered tilt hammer in Sheffield, the picture ended up being on the first page of a google image search for "water wheel". I don't know how I missed it the first time.brewnog said:Excellent! How did you get it?
It's not Colorado.yomamma said:how is that colorado?! :grumpy:
Evo said:What is this?
Yes, mountain range, I guess it's too much to expect someone to guess which one, although this one is very famous.Moonbear said:It's some sort of mountain range, but I don't know which one. They all look the same to me from the sky.
Evo said:Yes, mountain range, I guess it's too much to expect someone to guess which one, although this one is very famous.
I'll wait to see if someone guesses the right one, if not, I'll call it a tie between Russ & Moonbear.
Evo said:not the alps
It's the Himalaya's, Mt Everest is in the middle. Sooner or later by process of elimination someone would get it.Townsend said:Himalayas?