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14th February 2010, 07:24 PM
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Engine and crusher at Good Hope mine site out from Talbotvile.Contrary to the parks sign which states a easy 20 min walk,it`s a character building walk up to mine.
 Not recommended for those with heart complaints. Cheers Hall 
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15th February 2010, 03:14 PM
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S1 slowly decomposing in a paddock in NW Tassie
   That's all I have uploaded unfortunately...
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15th February 2010, 09:06 PM
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Hopfully it will be rescued 1 day soon
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16th February 2010, 04:59 AM
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Some photos I took today.....
I found some.
Taken today, your yesterday. A mixture of Russian and Italian...what happens when you've been an ex Italian colony and then come under Russian influence post-colonialism. These are all up on the northern apron of the airport; that'd be Mogadishu's.             Then, on the way home, this looms up:   IL76, got hit by an RPG in 2007:  Sorry, not so many Landies but, I am looking.
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16th February 2010, 06:01 AM
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BBC,
top pics, you certainly live in an "interesting" place Paul
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16th February 2010, 09:45 AM
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8th April 2010, 12:27 AM
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Some interesting water wheels etc I snapped recently in europe. The water power was used to make tools and equipment by the two "cottage factories" in the pics.
    Some parts were still in use - note the recent repairs - even cable ties!       
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13th April 2010, 04:41 AM
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An old Hadfields mobile screening plant, located at Onslow WA.
Hadfields mobile crushing & screening plants were made in WA, with the crushers / screens themselves manufactured under licence from mainly overseas suppliers - in this case a Nordberg. This old screen is unusual in that it ran on a combination of coil and leaf springs, and is the oldest example that I have ever seen of a screen with an isolation frame (the bottom green frame - usually the screening unit is mounted directly to the support structure on spring or rubber suspension).     
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13th April 2010, 07:31 PM
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General motors Research Corporation developed the broad principle of syncromesh gearshift and Cadillac Division put it into production in 1928. Muncie did further development for large-volume production and by 1932 syncromesh was on all GM passenger cars. The legendary Muncie M22 four speed (MC7 at GM-H) is in production again by an after-market manufacturer in standard and close ratio versions and in road and road race specificaton.
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