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12-NOV-2008	Russ Rose

The Inner workings of "Time"

Olympia, WA

Thought that I would look for the inter-workings of Time. It might help if I understood how Time worked.
In reality this Grand Mother clock has not worked for a while. You can see the dust on the weights. Does anyone know of a good clock repair person south of Seattle?

Nikon D70s
1/60s f/4.2 at 34.0mm iso1600 hide exif

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Guest		15-Nov-2008 15:33
You say this clock has not worked for some time. That's one way to make time stop.

Cindi Smith		15-Nov-2008 13:45
I like this one! This is beautiful!

Barry S Moore		14-Nov-2008 21:37
Wonderful Viewpoint. Sorry I can't help with the clock repairs.

Art White		14-Nov-2008 14:28
Thanks again Russ for getting me started. It looks like its going to fun. Nice picture from a unique angle. Art

J. Scott Coile		13-Nov-2008 20:56
Classic!

Máire Uí Mhaicín		13-Nov-2008 18:06
Lovely idea!

royalld		13-Nov-2008 17:22
This image prompted me to do a web search of the term Grandmother Clock. Fascinating stuff... I hope you get it working soon. Great image.

Norbert Fortelny		13-Nov-2008 12:59
Looks like a nice clock, hope you find a watchmaker to repair it.

Faye White		13-Nov-2008 10:56
nice shot

carol j. phipps		13-Nov-2008 06:04
The clock strikes ~

BleuEvanescence		13-Nov-2008 05:47
Beautiful angle!

cits_4_pets		13-Nov-2008 05:17
Cool shot. Maybe just getting the pendulum to swing is all it needs...each time you go by it get the pendulum to swing...worked on a client's clock...they said it didn't work...was working fine when they returned home.

De'Carr Studio		13-Nov-2008 04:40
I enjoy your unique perspective. Well don.

mathilda williams		13-Nov-2008 04:18
i love grandfather clocks, first time i hear of a grand mother clock :)

laine82		13-Nov-2008 00:01
I'm sure it's worth the repair...they have a sound like no other...

pkocinski		12-Nov-2008 23:36
Whoa this sounds like an expensive repair :-( I really like clocks like these.

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