Monday Post
Good morning
Today for a change I will take you to the Crossness Pumping station. The pumping station is on the Thames and was built in the 1800s. and was used well into 1900. It has been taken over but a charity which operates it a few times a year. This raises money for its upkeep. All are volunteers.
Beam engine
One of three not being worked on
volunteers.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGycDDqBuX8
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFa324V1kgU
www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYGsmDtVIyE
www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrchgrNcSTY
www.youtube.com/watch?v=67xQ_YupQsI
That's all folks
Good morning, Trev. This is really nice to see. Thank you for sharing this. I love seeing the past. I love Bette Midler. John Williams is great. It's my first time listening to him.
ReplyDeleteI started my PT last Tuesday. I go this morning for my lower back. I see a lady that is great. Enjoy your Monday. Smiles, Debbie
Many thanks Debbie
DeleteVery educational. Thank you! Happy Monday!
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome
DeleteI tried to comment on your blog Sunday but for some reason it wouldn't post. I loved the car show pictures and the historical ones today. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat music. Haven't heard Bette in long time or Annie Lennox. Nice to listen to all the music in the morning while sipping coffee.
Have a great week!
Sorry, Ginna that you could not comment on Sunday
DeleteGood day! Beautiful tour to the pumping station. What history! Awesome. Loved all the music and videos.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks, Patricia
DeleteLove the photos and music shared!!! Have a great day, Trevor!!
ReplyDeleteThanks you, you too
DeleteInteresting pictures!
ReplyDeleteLove Cavatina. Such beautiful music.
Let me count the ways I love Bette’s The Rose. Beautiful. Haven’t seen this video version.
Iconic Annie Lenox!
Sweet Caroline – what a great orchestration of that song!
Love the Good, the Bad and the Ugly. Wonderful version.
barb
1crazydog
It's a good place to visit, pictures don't do it justice
DeleteIs this pumping station for water? Loved the HM Royal Marines.
ReplyDeleteNo, Krys it is for London waste back in the 1800's
DeleteThanks, I didn't know.
DeleteThank you. Very interesting.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting pictures. Glad you shared. Lovely music as well. I do enjoy the HR Marine band.
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