Originally the tower was erected in the autumn of 1927.
At the present time the tower is no longer in use and stands there empty.
At the present time the tower is no longer in use and stands there empty.
Tuesday, March 29, 2022
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...I'm glad that it's empty!
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't park my car too close in a storm
ReplyDeleteYou wonder how long it has.
ReplyDeleteIt might just tumble over with a high wind. I guess there's no way to demolish it...
ReplyDeleteLiving on the edge. It looks like it could go at any moment.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like it could tumble at any time.
ReplyDeleteA strong wind could possibly knock it down.
ReplyDeleteLooks about ready to fall over.
ReplyDeleteThe leaning water tower looks dangerous. No wonder it is no longer being used as the weight of water might be too much for the leaning tank.
ReplyDeleteI reflect on all the people that it may have given water to in the past. Lots o history of lives probably now gone. Nice photo.
ReplyDeleteI expect in time it will break and fall if not attended to..
ReplyDeleteI'm sure there are crafters who would love to have the wood if were a bit easier to get.
ReplyDeleteI assume not in use anymore but a nice sight.
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