Great photo. In England this sort of machine would have a name like a “saggar makers bottom knocker” (real name) or a “raddleing nancy” (made up name).
Pymster! Yes, you English have some names. I like both those names equally. If your family sang with a woman named Gladys Knight, you all would be Gladys Knight and the Pyms. Eh?
That is all I have to do, get out some. It has been a fun summer riding around on my motorcycle. The kind of summer that will become even more special with a little time to reflect on it all. Always appreciate your comments Regina.
Feeder for loading the silo….
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Makes sense. Thanks.
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Thank you for the explanation, First Minstrel, otherwise I’d be wondering about it all evening 🙂
Mike, again an interesting photo!
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Hi Marion. I have wondered about it for weeks and now, at last, I can wonder about something else.
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I see a huge robotic head behind the ladder, like a tin man peeping out. 🙂
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I see it as well. It looks evil, or at least like it is in protection mode.
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Great photo. In England this sort of machine would have a name like a “saggar makers bottom knocker” (real name) or a “raddleing nancy” (made up name).
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Pymster! Yes, you English have some names. I like both those names equally. If your family sang with a woman named Gladys Knight, you all would be Gladys Knight and the Pyms. Eh?
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Pym’s alternative spelling Pimm’s is a classic alcoholic summer drink!
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Does one need to be an alcoholic to drink it?
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No – but as its whisky based you need to be a seasoned drinker!
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Bourbon whiskey is my drink of choice. Here’s looking at you Pym.
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And thank you Adrian.
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You find the most interesting things to shoot. I need to get out more 🙂
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That is all I have to do, get out some. It has been a fun summer riding around on my motorcycle. The kind of summer that will become even more special with a little time to reflect on it all. Always appreciate your comments Regina.
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Mike, I concur with Gina. You do find the most intriguing images to pass on and it is appreciated.
Ivon
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Just so long as I don’t pass on in the process, eh. Thanks Ivon, you too are appreciated.
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Whatever it’s called, it’s definitely interesting…and well captured Mike.
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I think officially it’s a thingamajig. Thanks the lady Autin.
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Well done black and white. Great shapes, tones, and balance.
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Thank you hutch. Takes one to know one.
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