You'll notice that power is transmitted via overhead pully shafts and large belts:
The opening to the feeding chute was built to 19th Century safety standards:
Friday, October 1, 2021
Because It's Friday
Clyde's Cider Mill in Stonington, CT, one of the few remaining ones that is still powered by a steam engine:
You'll notice that power is transmitted via overhead pully shafts and large belts:
The opening to the feeding chute was built to 19th Century safety standards:
You'll notice that power is transmitted via overhead pully shafts and large belts:
The opening to the feeding chute was built to 19th Century safety standards:
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ReplyDeleteHow was the cider?
Eck!
OSHA wept.
ReplyDeleteThe cider is good. The cider-donuts are fantastic.
ReplyDeleteImpressive!
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