✴The clock mentioned here is about the size of your average household telly these days (in terms of the face and dial dimensions). I arrived in the nick of time - the lass needed help winding up one of those gravity wires mentioned above... yes! I actually got to work the winch!!!✴
You can read the full post with more piccies from the National Museum of Scotland if you click here!
Why didn't I use the item from the 21st post of that year? Come back tomorrow and find out...
Suspense?
ReplyDeleteIndeed, keep them coming back for more! XX
ReplyDeleteI remember this!
ReplyDeleteaaah love it...
ReplyDeleteIntriguing...
ReplyDeleteAh ha - she would need a small army to wind up the weights on the mediaeval clock we saw yesterday.
ReplyDeleteI love old clocks...and one point, Big Ben is the bell named after the MP , husband of Lady Llanover in the 1800s
ReplyDeleteyay for getting the chance to wind that clock.. I had no idea they had mediaveal clocks. now I know
ReplyDeleteI would like to hear the chimes from the clock. One must need some muscles to wind up that clock. Take care, have a great day!
ReplyDeleteYAY YAM aunty...I can hardly wait to find out why the 22 was on the 21st. Knowing you it will be a fun story.
ReplyDeleteI know you thoroughly enjoy assisting too. The pretty lass looks like she could be a member your Mac Clan.
Hugs Cecilia
Oh, my. Memories can be so fun to revisit. namaste, janice xx
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