The mystical dongle-wanglifier- # 08/13
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Marvel at the exquisitely made control system for the mighty steam engine: the perfection of form and function.
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Richmond upon Thames: the view from London's "Arcadia" along the River Thames in Southwest London.
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- Stop here for a great canal-side walk - # 08/31
- Karl Moritz, Julius Caesar and Brentford - # 08/30
- The ultimate throw-away image - # 08/29
- Brentford support system - # 08/28
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Incredible this series of photos, and the engine as such of course! I imagine that there was quite a staff to take care. Do you have any idea of the size and the power compared to the engines of the cross-atlantic steamers?
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed this series a lot. The 'industrial art' appeals to me -- those iron columns, for example: wow!
ReplyDeleteI also likes the giant trees.
A belated happy anniversary greeting on the blog!
I don't pretend to remotely understand it but it's obviously a work of art. Love the colours, patina, beautiful. Nice photo too!
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