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I took this picture because the window sill in this picture is framing the candles and the carving of the woman and child.
The frames have been glued and screwed to the longitudinal sections and the spine with it's center case and large forward bulkhead.
corner of my classroom *reading area * painted frames for the children to hang their family pictures * i love love love this cornder
After the five sail frames were installed on Holgate Windmill before Christmas, the millwrights returned in the new year for the laborious manual job of fitting the shutters - about 200 of them.
The first stage is to put one shutter in each bay, which takes two weeks. They will then install and test the striking gear - the mechanism to control the opening/closing of the shutters. Finally they will fit two more shutters in each bay.
This picture shows a sail with the first stage of the work completed - one shutter fitted in each bay on both sides.
All the shutters have been sponsored by supporters of the restoration project; their names are inscribed on a plaque inside the mill.
13 January 2012
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