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The Lindley Clock Tower is the most prominent landmark in Lindley, standing at the junction between Lidget Street/ There is a clock face on all four walls of the tower, so the rotation from the clock is transmitted via gearwheels to all four faces.
Lindley Huddersfield on Heritage Open Day 12th September 2009.
Clock radio for the computer age. The bottom had a sticker that said "REF. No. 78 04", which I believe is a date code for Apr 1978 manufacture. Brookwood Model No. 7002
The flower clock at Las Colinas measures 37 feet diagonally. The berm, constructed from 15,000 cubic yards of earthen materials is inclined at a 27-degree slope for legibility at both near and far distances. The flowers are changed four times a year to provide a constant array of color.
It's located at the intersection of John W. Carpenter Freeway (State Highway 114) and O'Connor Boulevard at Irving in Texas.
Peases Mill. Image from the Darlington Local Studies picture collection. If you would like a copy of this image please contact local.studies@darlington.gov.uk quoting picture reference 'E820049225', or if you would like to see other images of the Darlington area please visit the Centre for Local Studies, at Darlington Library.
This snowflake had 2 folding styles (look inside the circle in the middle). I cut the numbers after I opened it and added the hands before I laminated it. This was the time of day when I finished the design.
Corpus Clock with the Chronophage (time eater) creature at the top. Cambridge, July 2021. Photo SOOC.
Silver, gold, semiprecious stones, enamel, amethysts, and diamonds
Design by Lucien Falize (1839 - 1897)
Sculpture by Leon Chedeville (d. 1883)
Clock by Le Roy et Fils (act. 1828 - 98)
Manufacture by Bapst and Falize (act. 1879 - 92)
French (Paris)
1881
Item number: 1991.113a -f
Here's a picture of my modified analog wall clock. It displays the current time in both analog and binary format. The photo was taken at 11:40.
More information on how to make your own, with PDF patterns, can be found at anthony.liekens.net/static/analogbinaryclock.html
Last iPhone picture for a while I hope. Long day ... out of town and my youngest wasn't feeling well (headache, fever, nausea). Decided we ought to drive home a day early when he started experiencing pain in his lower back. This clock was in the ER, where we spent several hours. Thank goodness it's just a viral thing and he just needs rest. This was the only pic I took today and after the 5 hour drive home it's all I have to give.