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lovely comp!!!!
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Beautiful play with shadows and lights...
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Amazing.
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Can anybody else see the young ladys face.?can you see it Motts?
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Great shots,Keep the before and afters coming Motts.
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Nice,I love the shape of hand rails.
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Was there only one room Motts?
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Very nice Motts,This staircase would not look out of place in a posh hotel.
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Cheers ,from all in Letchworth England
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I think it was used to store the ingredients for the beer. Like hops and yeast
A quick translation.
"Naar" means to.
Open & dicht means open & close. "Omschakeling silo", switch between silo's.
At least if my English is any good.
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It was this tub and the "Physio therapy " (known as physical therapy today)that brought me back from being paralyzed. Amazing I haven't seen one of these in over 60 years.
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My book "The Baby's Cross" tells of some of the happenings. inside Lakeville. It can be bought on Amazon.com. Enjoy
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having been a patient for several years, This jolts my memory as the place that they put on the plaster body casts. They suspended you so that they could just keep wrapping the plaster around your body. charlie is right.
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This is what happens during mashing. You pour the grain with the water and heat it really high and mix them together, with resting at different intervals. This gets the malt to break down starches into sugars.

Yeah... I took a beers class in college. o_O
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I know this sounds bad. But I think It would be neat to drop a beer bottle down there it'd be quit a echo.