It is an old church bell frame very like the ones from which I used to dangle precariously. Well remembered, Robyn! The only difference being that this one has a floor and a decent ladder access, where the ones I used to survey had no access and a hundred foot drop under them. Boy am I glad I don't do that any more.
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Is this from one of the old cathedrals you used to climb up into and dangle from precariously?
It is an old church bell frame very like the ones from which I used to dangle precariously. Well remembered, Robyn! The only difference being that this one has a floor and a decent ladder access, where the ones I used to survey had no access and a hundred foot drop under them. Boy am I glad I don't do that any more.
Did I mention that every time I come to visit your blog, I fall a little bit in love with you, Dive?
Everybody does, Maria. Everybody does.
Tell me more about dangling precariously? By what?
What in a box? I need to drop in daily it appears - hah!
Fabulous photo and I am hungry for more!
Bises,
Genie
Ah, if only, Robyn …
Vic: dangling off the bottom of a bell frame, hunting for the top of a ladder with my foot.
http://smallglassplanet.blogspot.com
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Genie, it's not quite Notre Dame, but at least it has the Bells. Now all I need is an Esmerelda.
This photo and the comments remind me of Chuck Berry singing about his ding-a-ling....
Hee hee, Ms.M. That's a pretty impressive ding-a-ling, I must say.
ding a-ling and dong! Oh my!
My thoughts entirely, Neetzy.
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