Below are the gears which work the grinding stone.
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Love this post, John...history and architecture together lets the past live in the present~
ReplyDeleteIt is always interesting to be reminded of the way things used to be. And how those things paved the way for the way things are now.
ReplyDeleteIt was interesting to see the giant bearing of the grinding stone...
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