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Something strange appears – Tuesday 20th May
New York
A large drill bit emerging from the Fulton Ferry Landing, Brooklyn.
A large drill bit emerging from the Fulton Ferry Landing, Brooklyn.
A large drill bit emerging from the Fulton Ferry Landing, Brooklyn.
A large drill bit emerging from the Fulton Ferry Landing, Brooklyn.
A large drill bit emerging from the Fulton Ferry Landing, Brooklyn.
A large drill bit emerging from the Fulton Ferry Landing, Brooklyn.
London
A large drill bit emerging from the ground on the south side of the river near to Tower Bridge.
© Matthew Andrews
A large drill bit emerging from the ground on the south side of the river near to Tower Bridge.
© Matthew Andrews
A large drill bit emerging from the ground on the south side of the river near to Tower Bridge.
© Matthew Andrews
A large drill bit emerging from the ground on the south side of the river near to Tower Bridge.
© Matthew Andrews
A large drill bit emerging from the ground on the south side of the river near to Tower Bridge.
© Matthew Andrews
Amazing discoveries…
Alexander Stanhope St George, inventor of the Telectroscope, was inspired by a chance meeting with the great British engineer Brunel when he was still a child. St George’s great–grandson found this photograph after his grandmother’s death.