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Barnack's Monthly for May 2014 is: "MOVEMENT OR SPEED".


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Moving the piano.

 

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Pennyfarthing or velociped. How do they get on and off?

 

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An antique Drinking Game. The picture shows a drinking vessel which is motorized with a spring driven motor. It can change its direction at random. It roams the table and the person at whose seat it stops is "it".

 

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The vessel is about to move into the lock while the pilot is about to leave, having directed it (slowly) through one of the most perilous passages of the Rhine.

 

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The cause for much of the movement here; also, for some failures.

 

 

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Moving the electricity

 

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Moving into the stable - with some difficulty.

 

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Walking without effort on a glass roof. Coming down is more of a problem, though.

 

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Movement......just gone by

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Mysterious movements.

 

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Knutsford Great Race for vintage bicycles is run once every 10 years in a small town in Cheshire, England. Penny-Farthing, Dandy Horse, Bone-Shaker and other vintage velocipede enthusiasts from all over the world enter this generous-spirited race and the next will be 'run' in 2020.

 

I was surprised to see that Penny-Farthing riders achieved speeds in excess of 30 mph although cornering, stopping, and dismounting proved problematical for some.:o

 

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