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Media ID 23077832

© The Paul Kaye Collection / Mary Evans Picture Library

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VISUAL DESCRIPTION
This image depicts the iconic Laxey Wheel, also known as Lady Isabella, on the Isle of Man. Constructed in 1854, it is the largest working waterwheel in the world. The wheel was designed by Robert Casement and built to pump water from the mineshafts at Laxey lead mine. Its impressive structure stands against a backdrop of lush vegetation, with its red and white painted spokes creating a striking contrast against the grey stone building that houses it. A flag can be seen flying atop one of its towers, indicating perhaps a sense of pride or celebration associated with this engineering marvel. The surrounding area appears serene and somewhat overgrown, suggesting that this historical monument is set within a tranquil environment away from urban bustle. A closed gate in front adds to the quiet atmosphere portrayed in this photograph.

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