OneGuyFromBarlick

Makers plaque from a

Quite right Tom but which and where?

If there is no interest I shall knock it on the head.....

It drove weaving looms in Harle Syke Mill and is now in the Science Museum in London. I had to Google it.

Sorry Gloria but no, that's the Finsley Gate engine. This is too difficult so I shall come clean. This is the plate off the Moss Shed engine and at the time it was in the office of the last weaving shed in Barlick, Bendem's 96 loom unit in Wellhouse mill.

Try this one....



What is it?

Fractal or fungal?

Eye

Neither Peter, it's animal.

Something to do with a Star Fish

Sorry Cathy, I don't know enough to say. It's an animal that lives in the sea.....

Coral Fossil ?

Not so far as I know Cathy....

Sea anemone?

Mrs Tiz suggests foraminifera! Their shells are usually calcium carbonate and they live in and on sea sediment. The chalk rocks we know so well are usually composed of the `foram' shells.

It's as obscure as that Peter and I have decided to cut it as it could go on forever. Hands up anyone who suspected it could be a Gorgonocephalus....
"Gorgonocephalus is a genus of marine basket stars in the class Ophiuroidea. Members of this genus are found in coldwater environments including the Arctic, the Antarctic, and deep-sea habitats."
Looking back Cathy was closest I suppose......

On a similar note, what is this?

A Giant Sea Worm.

Not true actually Cathy even though it looks like one. What exactly is it?

A giant octopus tentacle?

No Gloria. Clue, this isn't one animal.....

Pyrosome, lots of smaller sea creatures that all move about as one.

He's got it again! I wonder how he does it.....?
Now set us a new object.

Here you go

It looks like a stirrup but I would expect to see a pair.

Perhaps it's a solitary veg peeler?

Or a door knocker.....