A cast-iron ground paddle can be wound up or down from this painted, black-and-white station. It's alongside a canal, at the top (uphill) of a canal lock. There's green grass and vegetation on both sides of the canal, which extends into the distance and around a bend.
Made in 1902, this cast-iron winding station for raising and lowering a lock's ground paddle has been used continuously for almost 125 years.
Will it be in use in another 125 years? Can the Canal and River Trust, which is currently responsible for canal […]
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