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This is an Eiffel original, the first prefab house ever built. Eiffel designed it for the World Fair of 1889, and it was bought and transported here by a so-called 'rubber baron'.
The iron pagoda is surrounding by a lovely park
This reminds me of the leaning tower in Pisa.
Protecting private property with guns and gates in a security conscious country with no army.
Outside the Ben Youssef Medrassa, Marrakech
Mom liked this shot, wish I could have got it before he flew so far off.
Hot, molten iron is poured directly into a trough on the floor of the molding room where it flows into Pig Molds.
I loved the combination of brick and stone work in this church.
A Forge would pound pig iron into iron bars
This was at the visitors center, but we actually saw several out on the roads while driving in Lancaster County, PA
Large wood tubs, resembling water tanks, were used to pump air into the furnace using a water wheel, later replaced by a steam engine.
This picture shows how a trip hammer was applied to a glowing piece of pig iron to pound it into wrought iron.
Fred is standing near the giant wheel used to pump air into the blast furnace. The wheel weights about 8,000 pounds. This version was driven by a steam engine. It replaced an earlier water driven wheel.
A fort from the Iron Age in Ireland
<b>07-25-2006 BDOS072506_0048 Old Jetty Brown's Beach, Barbados </b> This jetty is old and was there way before my time. There was another one close by but it got removed. It was all broken up and in disrepair. Read the rest of the description (story) at the BLOG site: <a href="http://barbadosinfocus.blogspot.com/">barbadosinfocus.blogspot.com/</a>