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Where is this, and what is it’s purpose.
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It's purpose is to allow the barge-drawing horse to move to the other side of the canal without having to be disconnected from the barge. But I don't know what it's called! :smile:
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Turnover or Changeline Bridge
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You are right about the use, it has a special name, and where is it?
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PanBiker wrote: 17 Dec 2023, 10:16 Turnover or Changeline Bridge
Think I’m going to have to give you both that. It’s the Snake Bridge in Macclesfield.
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Never seen one of them Gloria, that was a good one..... Give us another now....
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We have one after the bottom lock at Greenberfield, towpath changes banks at the bridge but you would have to uncouple the horse if that was your means of power. Locally known as the turnover bridge.
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So we have! Thanks Ian for reminding me. It's a long time since I walked down there but yes you are perfectly correct!

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I reckon it's 'in the shadow of Sydney Harbour Bridge'.
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Curses! That didn't last long. Find us another object!
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What is it?
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A rope making ‘space’ 🤔
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What I am trying to work out is what is holding that roof up!?
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Nay Gloria.
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Clue: think smaller.
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Big Kev wrote: 18 Dec 2023, 08:10Nay Gloria.
I haven’t said owt! 😂
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Sheep shearing shed?
Bit fancy but 😂
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The inside of a violin, guitar or similar instrument?
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Gloria wrote: 18 Dec 2023, 09:41
Big Kev wrote: 18 Dec 2023, 08:10Nay Gloria.
I haven’t said owt! 😂
I stand corrected, it was Cathy :biggrin2:
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Tizer wrote: 18 Dec 2023, 10:29 The inside of a violin, guitar or similar instrument?
Well done Tizer, it is indeed the Inside a 250 year old French Violin Photographed with a Medical Laparoscope adapted to a Lumix G9ii Camera.
The interior of a 1770 violin by Augustin Chappuy.

Was it the f-holes that gave it away?
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That was a narrow escape. I was just going to say the tea storage deck on the Cutty Sark. :laugh5:
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Tripps wrote: 18 Dec 2023, 11:57 That was a narrow escape. I was just going to say the tea storage deck on the Cutty Sark. :laugh5:
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That was a very good one 👏
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Big Kev wrote: 18 Dec 2023, 11:55 it is indeed the Inside a 250 year old French Violin Photographed with a Medical Laparoscope


It must have been a fiddle getting the Laparoscope into the violin....
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PostmanPete wrote: 18 Dec 2023, 20:17
Big Kev wrote: 18 Dec 2023, 11:55 it is indeed the Inside a 250 year old French Violin Photographed with a Medical Laparoscope


It must have been a fiddle getting the Laparoscope into the violin....


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