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Every worshiper I had seen in Jokhang Temple has a scripture on his/her hand. As he/she starts reading from the sutra, he/she will start spinning the scripture.
Everyone of them was extremely concentrated that he/she wasn't paying attention to the surrounding. That is something he/she has to do before entering Jokhang Temple. This area was assigned for local worshipers.
For tourists, they are directed into different areas to enter Jokhang Temple so that these devote worshipers will not be disturbed.
Location: Jokhang Temple, China (Lhasa)
Habergham Colliery was sunk by The Exors of John Hargreaves in 1868-70 and distributed its coal by cart until around 1900 when a chain ginney line was built to connect at Cornfield Colliery with the ginney to Padiham. This line incorporated a tunnel under Tipping Hill Plantation and a turning point at about half way. The colliery operated until 1941 when a shortage of labour cause Hargreaves Collieries to close the pit and transfer the men to their other workings.
Turning the direction of tubs on a chain hauled line was quite a complicated business involving the detaching of the tubs from the haulage chain before the change of direction and their reattachment afterwards. The operation was supposed to be automatic but there are many tales of problems which often necessitated a man being placed at the turn to supervise the operation. This image shows the remains of the turning pillars above Cornfield Farm. The substantial construction reflects the heavy loads and hard use to which it was put.
Turning from Forbes Avenue to Grant Street in downtown Pittsburgh, PA. Car on loan from PTM for USA Bicentennial celebration.
Laura Ingraham speaking with attendees at the 2019 Student Action Summit hosted by Turning Point USA at the Palm Beach County Convention Center in West Palm Beach, Florida.
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Stayed in a very nice hotel with some interesting features.
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Some more pictures of the Turning Torso. Generally the infinity cove is a no-brainer but the white on white wasn't ideal, so here's some messy workshop shots. Also a couple of segments for an idea of the structure.
This store buys clothes that get left behind in driers in Japanese laundro-mats, and sells them in Singapore.
QM2 Turning to reverse into berth.
I only just managed to fit her in the frame at the lower end of my telephoto, 75mm. Taken from Seacombe prom
Jim turning a wooden bowl at La Quinetière, Buais, Normandy, France
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Larbert Woods.
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Edit from my recent shoot with the lovely and talented Ashley Harwood, look at her work here www.ashleyharwood.net/ashleyharwood/Woodturning.html