It's been a while since I visited the forum and I have been busy perfecting my motor driven manipulator, she has X Y Z planes for movements via fine geared electric motors, used in my bee breeding program that will culminate next season once enough bees are available in the apiary.
It is used for artificial insemination of queen bees to get better results when the weather in unfavourable for mating flights, it is used via three two way switches to reverse the motors in all direction.
insemination app Mk 4 by
apprentice 01, on Flickr
Once I have got the hang of things I will make a video showing its use.
Here is a suject that fits into the makers of things, a reservoir that was made in the thirties to transform a spectacular valley called Mardale using a hundred feet high dam to create the new Haweswater reservoir.
I have been studying the area of Cumbria for the last 35 years gathering information on the valley and its people, the farms and dwellings and the famous Dun Bull Inn and shepherds meets.
This year hasbrough a drought in central Lakeland and the village is once again uncovered showing the roads walls and bridges, the buildings were demolished by the Royal Engineers for practice before the water levels rose to cover the valley.
This year a freind has also put all of his own 50 years of research together into a superb book called Mardale Mysteries.
www.mardale.uk
What the drought is showing today.
20210912_131631 by
apprentice 01, on Flickr
Remains of Grove Brae Farm by
apprentice 01, on Flickr
What it used to look like
Mardale Green Mardale by
davystehenson, on Flickr
The dam under construction
Mardale Haweswater Dam by
davystehenson, on Flickr