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I wondered why i am late for dinner the church clock has just struck 2 o clock and the time is 4 o clock, Mr perfect has made a cock up, never mind i will take him a stronger elastic band,as the old one must have stretched.

OC

Fair play to the old fellow. At least one of the hands was right

Thats blown it, i was hoping to get a couple of hours head start on O.C over the allotment tomorrow.

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OH has been winding church clocks for longer than you think

Gosh he had a fair bit to say for himself.

I just wonder if modern poets still see as much beauty in the countryside, as a lot of the older poets used to?

alan refail wrote:
OH has been winding church clocks for longer than you think

OHs priorities for winding up are, first, people, then clocks.
Best regards,
Gerry.

Dear Gerry, rather clever, thanks for your kind thoughts.

OH goes missing on world clock winding tour.
Clock tower dismantled in search.

The clock I now wind has seen some past dismantling...not quite as easily as shown above I suspect....it started life at Hook Place..Southampton?? area...and found its way to E. Lincolnshire and sat on top of 1735 entrance block in 1917.

Plenty of names scribed into woodwork in tower...have not see OldH' name there though.....can't have got this far on "World wind up tour"

No wonder they couldn't find me, i was driving the crane.

Clive, nice to know there is a fellow clock winder on the forum.

Hi OH,

Why on earth are you driving the crane?

You know full well your licence has expired!!!!

Dear Donedigging, thank you so much for those few kind words.

Hi OH,

Couldn't resist!!