Mr Dido has requested a guest slot, so here it is. In which Edinburgh landmark can this mystery mechanism be found?
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9 comments:
Could this be inside Geoffrey Tailor’s Tartan Weaving Mill on Castle Hill?
nope....! good guess though :-)
Okay, another guess: St. Giles' Cathedral, the pipe organ mechanism?
Ah, now, good answer! Lets see what the next pictures reveal!
The filename appeared to be quite helpful, too bad I hadn't considered it the first time! ;-)
oops that's my mistake :-D will try and be more secretive next time.
Doh!
Must be a huge loom? My first thought was an organ...but now I don't think so. Nice photo!
i recognise this from my trip to edinburgh (i'm from australia), st giles is such a beautiful cathedral
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