Photos by bob&anne powell : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)
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bob&anne powell's conversations
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You are a great photographer. [Photos of my beautiful girlfriend.]()
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You are a great photographer. [Pics of my beautiful women.]()
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You are a great photographer. [Photographs of my young wife.]()
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Hi Annette, Thanks for the comment. Sadly, there are only a handful of these mills in this part of the UK. Regards, B & A.
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Many thanks. B&A.
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Marvellous picture! Congratulations!!!
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Glad to hear it!
I like your gallery.
Alan.
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I cannot even find a central pivot or anchoring system over there and have looked at some other shots, one showing it open. Am I correct in thinking it simply swings on fore and aft rails with the weight of the metal at the end over there balancing the bridge during the swing? I suppose there could be some sort of "anchoring" mechanism on the back rail, but I see no evidence of anything significant. A good example of simple and effective.
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