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The stubborn church tower... and the frustration of blaster Bates
The stubborn church tower...and the frustration of blaster Bates. The second attempt to demolish the spire of the Trinity Methodist church at Macclesfield fails as Blaster looks on in amazement.
November 1967
Daily Mirror
Macclesfield
Cheshire
England
GL*3881948
Media ID 21543994
© Mirrorpix
Building Demolition Explosives Police
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Estimated Product Size is 40cm x 40cm (15.7" x 15.7")
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Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with landscape (horizontal) or portrait (vertical) orientation to match the source image.
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In this print titled "The stubborn church tower. . . and the frustration of blaster Bates" we are transported back to November 1967, witnessing a remarkable moment in Macclesfield's history. The image captures the second attempt to demolish the towering spire of Trinity Methodist Church, and it is clear that frustration looms large for Blaster Bates, an expert in explosives who has been entrusted with this challenging task. As our eyes delve into the scene, we can sense Blaster's amazement as his meticulous plans once again fall short against the resilient structure before him. The determination etched on his face reflects both admiration for the tenacity of this religious monument and a touch of exasperation at its refusal to yield. Surrounded by a flurry of activity, police officers stand guard nearby, ensuring public safety during this daring endeavor. Their presence serves as a reminder that even amidst demolition efforts, order and security remain paramount. This photograph not only encapsulates an era defined by rapid urban development but also symbolizes mankind's eternal struggle against nature's endurance. It speaks volumes about human ambition and resilience while highlighting how faith intertwines with our built environment. Memory Lane Prints invites us to reflect on these themes without mentioning any commercial use or affiliations. Instead, it encourages us to appreciate historical moments frozen in time – moments where man confronts monumental challenges head-on and leaves an indelible mark on both physical structures and collective memory alike.
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