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were made to finish the remainder of the route, with a diversion to the Windlass and Patapsco freeways, opened in 1973, following the cancelation of a more

attractions located 2.5 miles (4.0 km) from each other: Ash Hollow Cave and Windlass Hill. A spring in the vicinity of Ash Hollow Cave made it an attractive

often be used for weighing (raising) the anchor after use. To do this, a windlass was usually fitted amidships and a davit in the stern (or sometimes the

(born 1958), also known as Alison Carroll, Alison Milyika Carroll, or "Windlass" Carroll, is an Aboriginal Australian artist. She is also a community leader

Thailand. The cause of the accident was determined to be the failure of a windlass brake, causing the anchor chain to run out uncontrollably, with the loose

by his sister Madhu Narang. The school was started in Dalanwala where Windlass Apartments now stands, till it moved to Kasturba road, also known as Curzon

notable site is at buoy #7 and is variously referred to as the Winch Hole, Windlass Wreck, or The Winch. Here lies the large mechanical winch from the Slobadana

was under construction from the Windlass Freeway to Old Eastern Avenue. MD 702 was completed in 1974 from the Windlass Freeway east to Old Eastern Avenue

met in the Thames barge by stepping the mast in a tabernacle and using a windlass on the foredeck to strike the whole lot, mast, sprit, sails and rigging

certain position, would push the paddles with a force which could tear the windlass (or handle) out of one's hands, or if one was standing in the wrong place

and wholesale in approved territories globally. MRL is also part of the Windlass Group. It has its manufacturing facilities at Dehradun in India, Conyers

fonts have been prominently featured in the Spiderwick books and film. The Windlass font was used on the covers of the Percy Jackson book series by Rick Riordan

Well was dug in 1889 and is 96 feet deep. It is substantially timbered. A windlass, camel whip, buckets, 10,000 gallon tank and 100 feet of trough were originally

39.38528°N 76.35472°W / 39.38528; -76.35472  • elevation 0 ft (0 m) Basin features Tributaries    • right Whitemarsh Run Windlass Run Railroad Creek

Cold Steel Sniper Bladeworks United Cutlery Wells Creek Knife & Gun Works Windlass Steelcraft W. R. Case & Sons Cutlery Co. Applegate–Fairbairn fighting knife

teach that the anchor should be pulled tight against the bow roller by the windlass. This causes stress to the weakest link (swivel) as the vessel pounds though

to be the best in the autumn. Her anchors and windlass both still remain attached to her bow. Her windlass is the only known one of its type in Minnesota

6201'5"×32'1"×21'2" and 953 GRT, 918 NRT. Equipped with Napier's patent windlass and Low and Duff's patent pumps. Maju, whose name means ‘Successful’ in

passengers. Barque-rigged, and equipped with steam steering-gear, steam windlass for raising anchors and four steam winches, she was a state-of-the-art

a sprocket. Harland, John H. (January 2, 2015). "The Evolution of the Windlass in the Nineteenth Century". The Mariner's Mirror. 101 (1): 38–62. doi:10

invented the "Differential Self-Acting Friction Brake" and the "Napier Windlass". In 1856 he brought out to Port Adelaide, South Australia in sections

mines. Larger boats and heavier anchors required larger davits and anchor windlass, and the mines required specialized handling machinery. USS Canonicus was

to her... in more recent times divers have discovered her anchors and windlass on the bottom off Haystack Rock, and her engine inshore of them. Clearly

Left image: a description of a windlass well, in Agostino Ramelli, 1588. Right image: Description of a windlass well, in Diagrams and explanations of the

Union Iron Works (of San Francisco), Bath Iron Works of Bath, Maine, Hyde Windlass Co. (also of Bath), Crescent Shipyard, Samuel J. Moore & Sons Co. of Elizabethport

full kneed with hacmetac and oak knees; clamps are edge-bolted; patent windlass. Has six hooks and pointers forward, and same number aft." "Of six westward

attached to a green cord was pulled around the track by a hand powered windlass through specially made clip pulleys. It was claimed to have been invented

top, an inner forestay for cutter rigging, spinnaker, electric anchor windlass, a clothes washer and drier, and leather cushions. The design has a hull

Vij Books India Pvt. ISBN 978-93-86834-12-6. "Heavy Medieval 1250lbs Windlass Crossbow - TESTED in Slo-Mo". YouTube. "arbalest". Oxford English Dictionary

operator was H. and W. Hitchens Coal company. The C&P railroad delivered the windlass for the mine, then used its railroad crane to set it in place. "2020 U

five small "chasers" with harpoon guns. Whales were brought up by steam windlass on the main slipway formerly used by planes and then flensed (stripped

winch and also a raised top-gallant forecastle. On the forecastle deck a windlass for working the winch was fitted, and an anchor of the stockless type housed

between used for ballast adjusting draft and trim. A steam and pump brake windlass was located forward for mine handling. Stated in statute miles per hour

was stretched from the big windlass at the other end of the train and attached to this plow. As the drum of the windlass began to turn it gradually drew

District) Boones Mill 9 John Craghead House March 24, 2022 (#100007571) 1609 Windlass Rd. 37°06′10″N 79°38′56″W / 37.1027°N 79.6488°W / 37.1027; -79.6488

monsoon arrived. She had chain cables and lost 70 fathoms of cable when her windlass broke. Captain James Kay sailed Richmond from the Downs 25 June 1820, bound

donkey engine to work a steam-winch, which in turn could be applied to a windlass. On 1 September 1904, she struck the Heaver Rock (50°03′33″N 5°33′21″W

and half tonnes of water. A warship's launch would also be fitted with a windlass that allowed a ship's anchor to be carried or to be weighed (raised). This

large windlass which was set up in front of the building in the direction it was to be moved. Ropes from the building were attached to the windlass and

lifelines, anodized spars, fixed bowsprit with an anchor roller and electric windlass, stern "picnic" anchor locker, hot and cold water transom shower, a gimbaled

1 of 1848, granted to Andrew John Murray of Adelaide for "An improved windlass", on 20 June 1848, for a period of 10 years. A further three private acts

parallel chains and pulleys. Lifting was performed by two men using a windlass. The 64-ton wooden caisson (lifting chamber) was sealed at each end by

Chinese. Left image: a description of a windlass well, in Agostino Ramelli, 1588. Right image: Description of a windlass well, in Diagrams and explanations

Windlass of the A. E. Vickery, shipwreck located near Clayton, New York, USA, 14 June 2014

mine face, miners raised the rock to the surface with a hand-operated windlass before placing it into a crusher to be processed. Gold was mined here until

Carmichael Irene Rich as Mrs. Carmichael Etta Lee as Ah Fah Goro Kino as The Windlass Man Margaret McWade as The Attendant Ah Wing as Servant Spy Louie Cheung

like digging a well, and bringing up the dirt and rocks by hand or by a windlass, or tunneling into the side of the hill to follow the gold bearing gravel

California Crossing. California Crossing Brule A South Platte River crossing. Windlass Hill and Ash Hollow State Historical Park Big Springs- Lewellen-area Rachel

services, along with some UK fire and rescue services. The unit utilizes a windlass with a locking mechanism and can be self-applied. The CAT has been adopted

to break in heavily. Just after the kedge line parted, the pawls of the windlass gave way, and then, nothing holding her she headed right round for the

"man" is from Old English wile vél (="trick, craft, fraud") windlass vindáss (= "windlass", literally "winding-pole"), through Old Norman / Anglo-Norman

Street 9 Mecca 66th Avenue, Date Palm Street North Shore Club View Drive, Windlass Drive 70th Street 10 Commuter Link Indio Highway 111, Golf Center Parkway

Windfalls; Treasurer – Keeper of the Windbag; and a Lady Member – The Windlass (very easy on the air). The concept spread and from the start employed

1870, when a group of people were lowered to the floor using a cage and windlass operated by navvies working on the Settle–Carlisle Line. In 1932 a 24-strong

been known to heckle or harass the boat crews, whilst others carry a lock windlass and actively wish to help boat crews with their passage, by opening the

own coin. A group of pirates next grabbed the captain, tied him to the windlass and threw empty bottles at him. Next, because he had been a good master

vessel, precisely adjusting the aim using an anchor cable attached to a windlass, and by using fine adjustments in the amount of gun powder to correct the

insist that Colt was inspired to design the revolver in 1830 by viewing the windlass mechanisms aboard the brig Corvo while bound from Boston to Calcutta. However

structure spanning the top of the incline. The manoeuvre was controlled by a windlass, acting as a brake, and a steam pumping engine was used to pump the water

depicting life in Ballarat. There is a wheatsheaf and mining icons: a windlass, tent, cradle, pick and shovel and a trunk presumably full of gold to be

spruce. Most of the schooner's woodwork was done in Maine. The ship's windlass, the heavy mechanism that lifts and lowers the anchor, was taken from an

by American folklorist Kenneth S. Goldstein as, "A favourite shanty for windlass work, when the ship was being warped out of harbour at the start of a trip

them during World War II. A diagram of the Schneider carriage system. The windlass between the first and second axle on the front bogie to pull the gun back

emperor ordered that he be tied to a table and his intestines extracted by a windlass. This is the last torture suffered by the saint before his death, according

Lakes with all accommodations aft and only a small room for the anchor windlass at the bow. Accommodations on Meteor include crew and officers' quarters

Steam windlass and mooring winches aboard Thistlegorm History United Kingdom Owner Albyn Line Operator Albyn, Black & Co Port of registry Sunderland Builder

tons Production of about 3 tons of water per day via dialyzer Electric windlass 3 hydraulic capstans (two small on the bridge, one of each side, used to

them during World War II. A diagram of the Schneider carriage system. The windlass between the first and second axle on the front bogie to pull the gun back

metal; 7,900 1956 Sold and scrapped. first to have an engine to work the windlass and the first fitted with oil engines for the siren Seagull 1901 Allsup

anchor locker designed to hold two anchor rodes, raised by a Maxwell 1000 windlass. The standard factory-supplied rig includes an in-mast furling mainsail

aircraft distributor active in the late 1990s and early 2000s Bateleur Windlass, ultralight trike aircraft Denel Aerospace Systems Bateleur, an unmanned

firing at German positions. A mle 1870/81 firing at German positions. The windlass between the first and second axle on the front bogie to pull the gun back

trawler-type vessel approximately 16 metres in length with hydraulically operated windlass and winches, and a crane on the aft deck. The research vessel was designed

R.O. 1,200 US gallons (4.5 m3) per day Refrigeration: Seafrost BG 1000 Windlass: 2 × Maxwell VWC 8000 Tenders: 2 × Avon SR4.0m, 50 hp (37 kW) and 30 hp

Hanmer's original works included pieces such as Bouquet de Paris, Capstan and Windlass, The Heather and the Thistle, Heritage of England, The Holly and the Mistletoe

line, where ramp stubs were once planned for an unbuilt portion of the Windlass Freeway, then connects with US 40 before narrowing to six lanes and merging

she is to be employed ... She had a full length spar deck, a new type of windlass to aid mooring and unmooring the vessel. The main deck was 7 feet below

978-4696-7655-5. https://www.edwinfoxship.nz/ "Edwin Fox Hull and Anchor Windlass". New Zealand Heritage List/Rārangi Kōrero. Heritage New Zealand. "The

20 US gal) hot water heater. Ground tackle: Maxwell 4000 electric anchor windlass with foot control switch Bruce 135 lb (61 kg) anchor CQR 105 lb (48 kg)

Roughly bounded by NJ 36, Water Wich Drive, Sea View Terrace, Park Way, Windlass Path and Serpentine Drive, Middletown Township, New Jersey Coordinates

a heavy cable was attached to the vessel, and then to a well-anchored windlass on shore. Little by little the cable would be let out to allow the vessel

additional steam engines powering auxiliary machinery, and the anchor windlass were reconditioned, and new pipe was fitted throughout. The existing coal-fired

waterlogged – and therefore too heavy – to lift, even with the aid of a capstan or windlass. One property of laid rope is partial untwisting when used. This can cause

that lies over the trench. The guards used to lift the bridge using a windlass, which provided for defense of the gate. Above the gate, there is an inscription

Newport, RI: The Museum of Yachting. Retrieved 14 November 2016 – via Windlass Creative [Sally Anne Santos]. [Quote:] Inducted to Single-Handed Sailors'

96 m) with electric light having been fitted throughout. She had a steam windlass, McFarlane's patent winches, and all the latest appliances. The vessel

at Petit-Wasigenstein, a habitable keep with a thick walls, an enormous windlass capable of lifting considerable loads access stairways cut into the rock:

mate "Dave" is said to have taught this to the crew while pumping at the windlass. As no references to the song put it any earlier than the mid-1870s, it

whether a horse or a mule has never been established, was attached to a windlass, and slowly it was hauled back . . ." and placed on a new foundation. "Its

at Petit-Wasigenstein, a habitable keep with a thick walls, an enormous windlass capable of lifting considerable loads access stairways cut into the rock:

fascia's normal mechanical movement during standing and walking (known as the Windlass mechanism) place excess strain on the calcaneal tuberosity and seem to

whether a horse or a mule has never been established, was attached to a windlass, and slowly it was hauled back . . ." and placed on a new foundation. "Its

were killed. The well was used until 1850 when a broken wheel in the well windlass caused its abandonment. The elders of Râșnov believe that deep in the well

turtle back deck, long bridge, promenade quarterdeck, Walker's patent windlass, patent anchors, saloon, fore and aft cabins. The launch was carried out

collapsed arch, as the medial longitudinal arch is still present and the windlass mechanism still operates; this presentation is actually due to excessive

support rails with rope eyelets for suspension of tarpaulins. The original windlass is supported at the centre trusses for hoisting goods to and from the upper

accompaniment; "The Brook" a simple two-part song with piano accompaniment; and "Windlass Song" for four-part voices (SATB) unaccompanied. The songs were published

mines. Larger boats and heavier anchors required larger davits and anchor windlass, and the mines required specialized handling machinery. USS Canandaigua

Leven made her first appearance as a three-year-old when she defeated Windlass to win the Filly Stakes over one and a half miles. At York in May Duchess

supports for interior scaffolding during construction. Builders used a windlass, known as chIagIarg or zerazak, to lift stones and wooden beams into place

fire, commenting, "A beginning character needs five minutes to ready a windlass crossbow for shooting, and can shoot a bow just once every 12 seconds.

radio room. Six pieces of original equipment were re-installed: the anchor windlass; the mast; the ship's bell; the helm wheel; the main motor; and the steering

diameter. Electricity for extensive use throughout the ship, including deck windlass, capstans, winches and watertight doors was supplied by three 250 kilowatt

mines. Larger boats and heavier anchors required larger davits and anchor windlass, and the mines required specialized handling machinery. USS Roanoke was

damage to the brickwork. Each lock had a single paddle, operated by a windlass and rack. Merry had suggested that the canal would be open by January 1843

pump from the well at the courthouse and have a good and sufficient curb windlass rope and bucket placed therein.[citation needed] There can be little doubt

coach, which is secured by ropes and chains, tightened by a large iron windlass, which also constitutes another appendage of this moving mass. The body

imagination and flair that Burges himself might have brought to the room. The Windlass Room, or Winch Room, is in the Gatehouse, entered from the Drawing Room

scattered industrial parks, where the highway crosses over Bird River Road and Windlass Run and intersects Crossroads Circle. The state highway continues southwest

the community worked together to dig a well with a dedicated bucket and windlass. Hygiene education is also taking place, where villagers are taught to

Press, 2015) Some of Byer's most notable essays include: "Turning the Windlass at the Well: Fred Chappell's Early Poetry" in Dream Garden: The Poetic

in the American Civil War. After the war, he bought a shop that made windlasses and other iron hardware for the wooden ships built in Bath's many shipyards

are strewn throughout the wreckage with one deck winch and sections of windlass the only machinery apparent. The anchor from the ship has been retrieved

trailing from the car, which could be lowered or raised by means of a windlass and used to regulate the ascent and descent of the balloon. Green married

explosion of the bomb damaged the deck of the forecastle and the anchor windlass beyond repair and ignited a nearby fighter. Three of Natoma Bay's crew

100 longest caves in the United States. Other caves in the cove include Windlass Cave, Bristow Cave, Mill Cave, Run to the Mill Cave, and Milksick Cave

hour, the first anchor cable parted, then the other, together with the windlass. With howling winds, rain and lightning, the little vessel was thrown towards

(Evening School, 1974), Čestar (Copse, 1977), Tronožac (Tripod, 1979), Čekrk (Windlass, 1983), Napev (Melody, 1989), Zimski izveštaj (Winter Report, selection

breeding stability" (PDF). Motilal Oswal. p. 4. Retrieved 3 June 2022. Windlass, Hitesh (20 December 2021). "The Future of Pharma: Are CDMOs shaping up

Ithaca, one driven by a stationary engine and the second by a horse-drawn windlass. Originally the cars were pulled by horse power, An engine, "The Pioneer"

by plate for the most part, as it provided greater protection against windlass crossbows, bludgeoning weapons, and lance charges while maintaining most

Mesquite of valuable parts, including the propeller, cargo boom, and anchor windlass which the Coast Guard wanted for its stores. Much loose material was hauled

On 12 June she had to put back at Bengal because of problems with her windlass. On 31 January 1820 Theodosia sailed from Table Bay for Algoa Bay. On 3

at Calcutta on 23 July 1822. On her way she lost two anchors, upset her windlass, and damaged her rudder in the Eastern Channel. Benson, Wilmot, master

and birds of sunny plume in gilded trellis work." Off the hall, lies the Windlass Room, in which Burges assembled the fully functioning apparatus for the

with the seal of approval of Lloyds Proving house in Chatham. The anchor windlass was modified from the back of a bulldozer; the bits were made from railway

Sangtar Jinday Ni Jinday was recorded from June 2009 to September 2009 at Windlass Studios, Mumbai, India and Grind Music and Sound Studios, Los Angeles,

featured in the BBC Television's The Tower) The Evelyn community garden, Windlass Place, Deptford The Evelyn Street Baths, also known as the Clyde Street

Scotland – (c.1871) report of trial of Fiskens Steam Cultivation Machinery (a windlass ploughing apparatus) -- including description and diagram History of Waterloo

all is the Colossal Dome, which used to be entered only from the apex by windlass and a rope reaching 135 feet (41 m) to the floor. This is now used only

Newport was aground with 22 crewmen, having lost her anchors, hawsers and windlass off Lundy. The Penarth lifeboatmen were put aboard, her anchors recovered

iron cables with the result that the heavy seas caused her to break her windlass. She had arrived there from the Clyde on 2 April. On 25 May she was at

Sisters was equipped with a steam-powered capstan built by Providence Steam Windlass Company. Three Sisters began running on the upper Willamette River under

Calder and Hebble boaters have to carry these in addition to the more usual windlass, in order to lever open the simple lock gear which lifts the lock paddles

farthing per bucket (the money went to pay an attendant who worked the windlass, since there was no pump). A water tank mounted on a horse-drawn cart also

carried away her emergency damage control measures and flooded the anchor windlass room. She returned to Ulithi on 4 October for repairs by Dixie and, on

managed to retrieve the wire in the dark in three hours by using the anchor windlass to heave the line in. In the meantime, one failed winch was repaired using

Cruikshank 1856, p. 46. Hanrahan 2011, p. 191. "Edwin Fox Hull and Anchor Windlass". Heritage New Zealand. Hanrahan 2011, p. 199. "Convicts and the British

eastern terminus of Moravia Road meets the planned western terminus of the Windlass Freeway. A branch of the I-95 Express Toll Lanes begin within the interchange

Chimney Rock, Scotts Bluff, and Ash Hollow with its steep descent down Windlass Hill over the South Platte. Today much of the Oregon Trail follows roughly

managed to retrieve the wire in the dark in three hours by using the anchor windlass to heave the line in. In the meantime, one failed winch was repaired using

Cabo Machichaco's steam-powered equipment, including pumps, winches and windlass. A Compañía Transatlántica Española ocean liner, Alfonso XIII, was in port

below ground is to be exploited a shaft is begun and a wooden shed with a windlass is placed above it. The tunnel dug at the bottom follows the vein and is

eastern terminus of Moravia Road meets the planned western terminus of the Windlass Freeway. A branch of the I-95 Express Toll Lanes begin within the interchange

fathoms of 1.5 in (38 mm) chain, also hawsers etc. Capstan and winch, windlass, 2 metal pumps and 2 bilge pumps, rigging of wire and hem, 1 long boat

Additionally her aft bollards and forward Samson post were relocated and her windlass removed. Brent served with the PLA's dredging department, helping to maintain

three tiers, and a ball finial with a tapering stem. On the south side, a windlass handle protrudes though a crude aperture, and three is a similar aperture

was also constructed, by Sinclair and Banks, for an additional £724. A windlass for hauling up the lifeboat was located on a concrete base across the road

the crew is getting up the anchor in a storm, by means of a pump-style windlass. One of the chanties the men sing while performing this task is mentioned

the upper deck. Capstans and winches were all-electric, including the windlass for the two bower anchors of 5,110 pounds (2,317.9 kg) each. Steering gear

when he appeared in Hyde-park in a carriage without horses, powered by a windlass. Merlin is noted for the manufacture of ingenious automata, in particular

replaced; it stood at the northern end of the station beside the remaining windlass which operates one of two semaphore signals. The resort was also once served

from small fibres which bind together in the same way as a rope round a windlass to produce something much stronger. Then the vacuum that prevents two highly

supposed to be connected to the Windlass Freeway (MD-149), which was canceled as well. A small portion of the Windlass Freeway was constructed, and it

faulty air compressor. To prevent water from being taken into the anchor windlass room, the anchor winch, hydraulic unit, and mooring capstan were replaced

of probably also French origin dating to 1240. Apart from tread-drums, windlasses and occasionally cranks were employed for powering cranes. Stationary

mines. Larger boats and heavier anchors required larger davits and anchor windlass, and the mines required specialized handling machinery. 1918 Navy data

and 892 separate items were removed including her anchors, chain, boats, windlass, a cannon, a piano, and various bits of furniture, crockery, and bedding

Elgar wrote three little songs: The Merry-go-round, The Brook, and The Windlass Song. The elder daughter was Princess Elizabeth of York (later Queen Elizabeth

as Moore’s lane and also an old well in the old house yard, which had a windlass, for drawing water and that well was used to supply most of the village

village. In the winter the boats would be hauled up onto the beach with a windlass. The whole area has now been developed into a marina. The marina is accessible

Kennebunk, therefore it was nicknamed "Lord’s Brick Store." The nine-foot windlass used for conveying goods between floors can still be seen through the museum's

Notes Lesser Poland Wieliczka Salt Mine Three horse mills: Hungarian- and Saxon-types with vertical rope drums and Polish-type with a horizontal windlass

– 17 February 1992 – John visits the Bewdley Museum to see how a brass windlass is made while Rosie and Jim try to return his jelly to him. 45. Flying

lifting five tons, 10 double purchase winches, a warping winch, and a steam windlass. Steering gear was standard Harland & Wolff type. There were contemporary

and keep the deck dry, the ballast was concentrated midships, and anchor windlass and chain placed aft of the mast. The rig was ketch (two mast) with a relatively

Bare drum – 240 fpm @ 2500 lbs. Full drum – 415 fpm @ 1450 lbs. Anchor windlass: Kolstrand Akphaw 223324 Mooring winches: Four – Marco WG023 ROV umbilical

V-DC generator. The steering engine is electric hydraulic made by Hydo Windlass. The refrigerating system is composed of five, four ton York compressors

canal at Maesbury Marsh. Bridge 81 is a lift bridge, which requires a windlass to operate, and immediately to its west, the Mill Arm (or Peate's Branch)

Electric 5-kilowatt gasoline generator. The vessel was equipped with electric windlass, pumps for bilge and sanitary service, lighting, heating and cooking. The

access the water, either falling in and drowning or breaking bones on the windlass handle. In reprisal, buckets were cut off or timber set on fire, and by

Wayfarers starting with "W's", for example, Watusi (W.826); Whisky, Windigo, Windlass, Wihuri and Wirrinda (W.827); BYC Wayfarers competed in the St. Lawrence

decorated with drawings of butterflies and birds. Off the hall lies the Windlass Room, in which Burges delighted in assembling the fully functioning apparatus

Emmanuel's headstock; they were removed on one side for the installation of a windlass.) However, at certain times the chapter would forbid bell ringers from

basin the wagons were dragged up a short incline on to a platform using a windlass, which likely doubled as a 4 ton crane. The tramway was taken up in August

Platte the travelers encountered Ash Hollow with its steep descent down windlass hill. Several days further on they would encounter huge rock formations

by a Mrs Bental, reported that "the women are also best for turning the windlass that lifts the buckets at the shafts, 32 of them at once work the wheel

West Coast. By the middle of 1865 the gold field was no longer worked by windlass and bucket with the availability of water, sluicing in full operation.

Recreation Road, Ash Hollow State Historical Park R-35B — — — — Garden — — Windlass Hill Recreation Road, Ash Hollow State Historical Park R-37A — — — — Gosper

first to recommend amputation above the gangrenous area, and to describe a windlass (twisting stick) tourniquet. His Swiss wife and assistant Marie Colinet

fourteen days hauled up a dozen tons of ore every night by cranking a hand windlass.: 14  When Ed finally located his brother in February 1878, Al asked the

to contain it, corves or sledges to drag it to the shaft bottom, and windlasses or stows, to lift it to the surface. In later years underground transport

rail line between the mill and the river. This was operated by a rope and windlass to transport goods and equipment up and down the embankment. Written agreements

electrical power to the ship's lighting and other systems. The anchor windlass and capstan motors were electrically powered. The most prominent external

Cloverdale Road SR 656 (Bremo Road) Franklin 1.88 3.03 SR 616 (Morewood Road) Windlass Road Dead End Frederick 13.48 21.69 Dead End Woodchuck Lane Poorhouse Road

Wreck site found in 1957 in twenty-eight metres. Only the anchor chain, windlass and cement barrels were found. Eastminster An iron emigrant vessel of 226

2020). "Oxygen isotope dating of oak and elm timbers from the portcullis windlass, Byward Tower, Tower of London". Journal of Archaeological Science. 116

heaven, man, we are turned round and round in this world, like yonder windlass, and Fate is the handspike. And all the time, lo! that smiling sky, and

McGookin, Euan (2016). "Taking a bearing on Hero's anti-crane and its un-windlass: the relationship between Hero of Alexandria's mobile automaton and Greco-Roman

Arrastra Skye Voiced by: Laura Yates: A blue-haired cat Faunus. Her weapon, Windlass, is a large pickaxe which can convert into a crossbow form. Her Semblance

Platte the travelers encountered Ash Hollow with its steep descent down Windlass Hill. In the spring in Nebraska and Wyoming the travelers often encountered

scored on 23 April when a shell struck Benjamin Stoddert forward in the windlass room. Although put out quickly, the resulting fire destroyed the medical

"superstructure", constructed of timber with a shingled gable roof and a timber windlass, recorded over the brick cistern in 1992 was removed. The Homestead was

Then a distance-measuring device could be extended by the crew turning a windlass so that the correct position of the vehicle could be gauged. When in position

the order seriously. In those days, there was a big bucket run with a windlass which took the electrician up to inspect the lanterns on top. Climbing

cable handrail was threaded through swivelling uprights and connected to a windlass. In 1947 the Annan River Bridge was integrated into a proposed road link

but these were removed in 1974 having become unsafe. An original signal windlass constructed by the Birmingham company A.J. Linley & Co., was also displayed

the wall of the church following a misunderstanding with men working the windlass. He is buried where he fell at the east end of the church where a plaque

Hercules and an observatory. The viewing terrace was reached by a movable windlass staircase. The basin around the pavilion contained water that, according

werbloier < Frk *werbilôn, cf English "warble" "whirl" and "twirl" ) vindas "windlass" voguer "to row" vogue vrac "in a jumble" ( < Dut wrac, cf Eng "wreck"

teach’ of copper. The concentrated liquor was raised in a copper dipper by windlass, and run into cisterns, from which it was passed into the well of the vacuum

 1890s photo there is clear evidence of a small shaft with a hand-operated windlass located near the quartz outcrop close to the creek. This shaft is still

residence, which was in use as shearers' quarters. Shearing clips, baling windlass, wool press and engine, represented by the cooling tank are all part of

Company. The shipyard was basic; scaffolding, hand tools, and a mule-powered windlass. It was small enough that the rear half of the property was converted into

from French guinderesse, from Dutch windreep. guindastre sb.m. 'crane, windlass' ('duas palmelas et dous golfoos et cravos para o gindastes', 1418), from

explosion of the bomb damaged the deck of the forecastle and the anchor windlass beyond repair and ignited a nearby fighter. Four of Natoma Bay's crew were

forward was a room for two small steam engines to lift the anchors and run a windlass, and at the stern of the ship a room for the steam-powered steering equipment

forward was a room for two small steam engines to lift the anchors and run a windlass, and at the stern of the ship a room for the steam-powered steering equipment

the anchor cleat was pushed in and had a hole in the upper part. The windlass went out of service and the hydraulic motor was most likely damaged. The