OneGuyFromBarlick

All right it was Fernlea. It's so obscure that there is no point allowing it to run.
In 2010 the pavement was marked out for the next generation phone mast. There was quite a kerfuffle at the time and the planning permission stayed in place for a long time but for some reason was never acted on. The last time I enquired I was told it had lapsed.
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Can you tell me where this is?

Scotland?

Yes Gloria but where.....

I’m guessing now, the Cairngorms?

Glencoe?

Not quite Glencoe but close enough Wendy. It's the stretch of Rannoch Moor before you get to Glencoe if you are travelling towards the Isles. (This is after all the Road to the Isles as mentioned in the song.)
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What is it and what was this one used for?

A deathly hush..... If there are no offerings this morning I'll knock it on the head. You've seen it before but in a different image.....

Does the spigot lock into something to centralise it, to connect two things together. Bit of a waffle that.

My post must have gone astray.
Its one of those pedestals set in front of the old steam engines for controlling the steam input. normally it would have a wheel sat on top mush like aa ships rudder control.

Sorry no. It's a scientific instrument connected with running a steam engine.

Last clue... It was used during testing boiler water.

It's a hydrometer floating in a boiler water sample in the container supplied by ICI Nalfloc for testing for their water treatment.
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What's the correct name for this type of valve.....?

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Butterfly?

I can see why but no Gloria. Look at the way it closes and think what needs to be treated like that.

Ratchet valve

Sorry no Tom. Clue, it's for very thick fluids where the flow has to be sheared rather than simply cut-off so what would you call it?

Gate valve?

I'm with Gloria, gate valve.

It is a gate valve but the name most people give them is 'Treacle Valve' because that was what they were first designed for.
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What's going on here?

Counting flies on the runway