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me and my friend went in the lecheorth tunnels that connect all the buildings [details edited per site policy]. . . in the tunnels it was around 30 degrees colder than above ground. We went with flashlights and in the tunnels the ceiling is only around 7 ft. Tall we took videos and on my friends he got this white orb surrounding my head the whole experience was creepy and I was scared the entire time. [details edited per site policy]
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Over and out.....thanks for another!
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Hidden passage.......
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Looks like something from "Alice in Wonderland." What a perspective..........
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That spike is a wedge, when hammered futher in (from the wider end) the sides force expansion. Looking at the photos, but not being able to see behind the cover I can't see the purpose of the wedges. The Brass ball at the bottom of the beam is an oil holder, which dripfeeds, or in some cases feeds by a wick, oil to the pin and bush below it.
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It's not paint or metal. If you have a look a few photos on, the connecting rods are wood, and the stain colours make for the contrasts. It just goes to show the skill of the craftsmen that made these machines
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What amazes me is the attention to detail and perfection in things like the countersinking depth for the name plate srews, The nameplate itself, just for a wheel. The finishing of the thread end of the shaft. The engineers that made this equipment, considering the technology of the time, were true craftsmen. Very rare to find now days.
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That was unexpected.......love the checks!
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Hooked on these photos!!!!!!!!!!!
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Perfect title!
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What a great shot!
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Tipsy.........
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Looks like they shed the suits and ran!
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would love to know more about the kirkbride. worcester state was in that design too,are there more?
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Your angle got me again.......those branches are too much!