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Olde Tymie Stuff
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Heyo
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What I don't understand is: we are supposedly more advanced now, with better computers, more powerful machines and better informed. Why is it that it now takes decades what could be finished in months 70 years ago?
Heyo
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A small saw mill in my town still works with the mechanics that was created for a steam engine though they switched out the steam engine for an electric motor.
And what exact object from history or the ole times, does the ball represent?
Old sugar mills were totally self efficient with regard to fuel. Pollution, not so much.
Bureaucrats.
I have met Ian Anderson.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Steam. One great resource overall.
Imagine that sheer power with natural gas.
Now that's a comeback.
It's humbling.
I don't think things were all that fast back then.
Things change....
- Modern highways are much more complex, eg, foundations.
- Regulatory hurdles have increased.
- Bridges are more common.
No original 150 hp Case traction engines survived.
The owner built that from scratch based upon original drawings.
It was a long & spendy process.
https://www.hemmings.com/stories/20...ca-of-worlds-largest-traction-engine-to-debut
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Heyo
Veteran Member
Sheep poo. Golf developed from the Scots habit of flinging poo out of their way with a stick (or club).
