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The clock inside of Lime Street station in Liverpool, taken in the evening.

Town Hall, Cornhill, Ipswich

The completed longcase (grandfather) clock. It dates from late 18th century and was made by Husband of Hull.

I was very excited to see this one in person. I know I've seen it online before. I'd swear it has to be ghost as well, it was just too wrecked not to be.

First artsy fartsy photo I've taken with my camera. I think tis good enough for a newbie, yes?

IRS is the "Iron Ring Stag" and occurs the night that Engineering Students at the University of Waterloo get their Iron Rings. This is a Canadian tradition which helps engineers remember the duty they have to society.

 

This Clock was made to replace a similar one which was stolen a few years ago. I took some product shots of it and I will say that it looks 10 times more badass than the old one!

 

I will Probably add a few more to this set, so check it out

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another result of todays boredom

Clock Opera play the Summer Sundae Festival, De Montfort Hall, Leicester, 17-18-19 August 2012.

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Liver Building

Liverpool

Astronomical clock

 

Old working clock at the Linlithgow Union Canal Society Cafe.

 

The big hand is neary at 11 and the small hand is nearly at the 4, that makes the time ummmm 8:15 :-)

taken in Omiš, Croatia

Warwick, Warwickshire, England, UK

Master clock maker: Martin Burgess

Haward Horological with sculptor Michael Barber designed the 'animation'.

July 1987

 

Given to the people of Norwich by Barclays Bank to mark the 200th anniversary of the Bank's association with the City. The clock was originally installed on Chapelfield Park

 

Castle Mall, Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK

 

The Southern Railway rationalised the railway system in Thanet in the 1920's. This included rebuilding Margate station. They gave it an impressive entrance hall with a nice clock inside above the platform entrance. If you look carefully at the clock itself you can see it is marked 'S.E.R.' - that is South Eastern Railway. Thus it is therefore pre-1899, this being the year the SER was forced to semi merge with its deadly rival, the London Chatham and Dover, becoming the South Eastern and Chatham.

Lewisham High Street, Lewisham. Erected 1897.

A Clock Tower in Kingsand

East Anglian Railway Museum

Chappel & Wakes Colne Railway Station

Wakes Colne, Essex, England, UK

I am strangely drawn to clocks

the strange part is

none of them are set

none of them actually run

and

I don't own a watch

I am obsessive about being on time

I am never late

perhaps I know that

setting them

would me me

more obsessive......

Long-case clock inside the central branch of the Hamilton Public Library on the 3rd floor

 

I can't read the face but i'd say its easily early 1800's

Old clock in Croydon High Street, seen above Yates.

London, England, UK

May 2006 Scavenger Hunt: "A clock face"

 

Shortly after moving to our new office, some of my colleagues started demanding a wall clock. I never understood why, because we all work with computers -- which have clocks on the desktop -- and we have fancy Cisco phones which display the time too. Still, this clock went on the wall as an interim measure / form of protest.

 

We now have a nice wall clock that gets the time from a radio transmitter in Rugby, but Glenn's Clock remains, correct twice a day, telling us it's home time.

I don't honestly know the name of this building, but I kind of like this picture..

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