The clock winder.

Twice a week my husband winds the clock at the village church .It was installed in 1919 as a war memorial .The clock by J B Joyce has gold leaf hands and figures cost £268.00

[Karen Hurd (hwy61)]

Oh, it is so wonderful to learn that things like this are still being done by a person and not some remote controlled "thing-a-ma-bob!"

[Sarah-Jane]

That is super cool, you have some absolutely gorgeous photos in your calendar, I could comment for quite a while but its 4am here so I best get some rest - cant wait to see what comes next!!!

[karen ball]

Are you Helen Moss's mum? I must start following you immediately!

[Diana Moss]

yes I am pleased to say I am Helens mum, Karen.

[karen ball]

Well, you have a daughter to be proud of!

[Susan McIntyre]

I love photos of gears and things, this is great. Diane, I only know you as yourself. I like your work. I will have to look up the famous Helen.

[Dakota †]

cool!

[Rick Schies]

Great one. Would love to see the clock too :)

[FaerieMoon]

Wow--this is cool. It must be a big clock(?)

[Helen Moss]

Brilliant picture - I love going up to the church clock -are the pantomime costumes still up there - there were boxes and boxes of them up there last time I went with Dad,all with labels saying things like Hats (Not Sailor) and Wigs (Various).
if you look on Karen's page for yesterday, you can see almost the same picture I took at the picnic, but I'm sitting next to her empty place instead of Karen sitting next to my empty place!
The Famous Helen???? LOL, as Ed would say!
http://365project.org/karenball/365/2010-07-02

[Barbara Eder]

Interesting picture and story.

[Diana Moss]

yes the panto costumes are still all stored up in the bell tower

[Dalia ElMaghraby]

Ditto on what Barbara said!

[Lauren Dahlhauser]

oooh that's neat!

[cglist]

Very cool!

[Jane Terry]

That's not all Dad winds up!! Hee hee!!