How to illustrate this?
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Well, I decided to go with an engine, and this is one that provided the power for a Maginot Line fort
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Yep, that’s an engine alright 🙂
Indeedy!
Good choice, Sue. That massive old engine certainly exudes ‘power’.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Nice!
Well, it is power of a sort, or rather it was over 70 years ago…..
A great example of power, Sue – dials, knobs, pipes galore, and un peu de francais!
Dials, knobs and pipework galore, indeed!!
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