MYSTERY OBJECTS

[Wendyf]

Is it part of the Caribbean Rum making process?

[Gloria]

Spot on Wendy, well done.

[Stanley]

I would not have got that.... Now we need another!

[Wendyf]

A wild guess, based on where Gloria had just been visiting!

[Stanley]

Not wild Wendy.... Try 'very accurate'!



What are they?

[Stanley]

No takers?

[Big Kev]

Film drying clips?

[Stanley]

Of course they are Kev.... I was wondering when you'd chip in!
Next object?

[Big Kev]

This may be a little obscure but I reckon someone on here will know what object it's attached to.

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[Gloria]

A clock?

[Big Kev]

A clock?

That didn't last long, well done Gloria

[Stanley]

Off another clock. Which one. (The original use not what it became later.)

[Gloria]

Was it originally in the Riley Methodist Chapel?

[Stanley]

Well remembered Gloria.... Riley Street in Earby.
Now we need another object!

[Gloria]

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Where is this?

[Big Kev]

I know

[Gloria]

[Stanley]

It's obviously a swimming baths but I don't know which one. So, a guess..... Nelson?

[Gloria]

Not Nelson Stanley, yes a swimming baths, very well known for its Olympic size pool.

[Wendyf]

Is it Blackpool?

[Gloria]

Yes it is Wendy, the Derby baths, now no longer. I used to swim there when I was at school in Blackpool. I once dived twice off the very top board, doubt I could climb up there now, never mind dive off it.

[Stanley]

What is it?

[Cathy]

The front panel of a cupboard

[Stanley]

Not so Cathy but you have unwittingly got very close to the correct answer by recognising the pattern. It's solid cast iron.....

[Big Kev]

Valve chest cover made by Henry Brown and Son for one of their donkey engines but was never used.