lock keeper การใช้

• The lock is composed to two lock basins and a lock keeper's tower.
• Traditionally, lock keepers live on-site, often in a small purpose-built cottage.
• When built, the flight was designed to be operated by two lock keepers.
• The camp was then divided into 18 plots and run by the lock keepers.
• The Lock Keeper's house and remnants of the canal exist today as a museum.
• Boaters operate the locks themselves under the lock keeper's supervision.
• They include a small hexagonal toll house, which was used by the lock keeper.
• The granite locks and the lock keeper's house survive.
• Some wily lock keepers would demand money from the boatmen for this " service ".
• They soon enlisted the help of, an old-lock keeper.
• The lock keeper then has to close the floodgate preventing through navigation until the floods subside.
• Barry Whitelock, the lock keeper, after twenty years based here is now almost synonymous with the flight.
• The mollusks escape into the irrigation canal system, attacking livestock, a lock keeper, a trysting couple and others.
• There were two houses at Pratt's Wharf, one occupied by a lock keeper and the other by a clerk.
• The lock keepers live in quaint little cottages by the canal and were themselves a matter of tourist curiosity.
• During the first four years of the show, the given address for the house was number 2, Lock Keepers'Cottages.
• On the 1851 census William Simpson is recorded as being the lock keeper of Lock house, Leven, aged 75.
• There was a lock keeper at the weir and a walkway across which is the precedent for the current bridge.
• The lift mechanism has gone but the outline of its balancing pit may be seen near the lock keeper's cottage.
• In 1882 a bell push to summon the keeper was installed, there being no lock keeper's house at that time.