whinstone การใช้

• A circular occulus in the spandrel above each pier is filled in with whinstone rubble.
• As the name suggests the site was a Victorian Whinstone quarry from the 1820s to 1850s.
• The pond is not connected to the River Tees due to the impermeable nature of Whinstone.
• The OS map of 1856 shows that whinstone and sandstone quarries were located downstream of the mill.
• The outer walls consist of whinstone rubble, quarried at Broomlee Hill, dressed with red sandstone.
• They were held in 9 lb iron chairs secure to whinstone block sleepers by two iron pegs.
• Whinstone has been quarried along a dike at Barrmill and is still quarried ( 2011 ) at Loanhead.
• Moving west along the escarpment, a glacial surface drift of boulder clay begins to overlay the whinstone.
• To the east, the whinstone lies just below the current turf line approximately as far as Turret 29A.
• A gravel pit is present near Braehead Farm and a whinstone quarry lies below the mansion house of Haining.
• Ganister ( hard sandstone ) and dolerite ( whinstone, basalt ) have also been quarried in the past in Weardale.
• On this trip, she has brought a colorful snail shell from home to hide within the hard whinstone once quarried here.
• Similarly, " The Whinstone Drift " ( 1951 ) is convincingly set against a Northumberland coal-mining background.
• The castle was constructed from Whinstone and the sole remaining north and south walls are 4 feet thick and 20 feet high.
• "' Whinstone "'is a term used in the quarrying industry to describe any hard dark-coloured rock.
• Rangitafu was a block of whinstone, about five feet long, a foot and a half broad, and a foot thick.
• An 1856 map shows a brewery at the west end of the village, and whinstone quarry to the north of the main road.
• Barhoise Mill is a T-shaped two storey construction of granite, whinstone and slate, which is falling into a dilapidated state.
• The ruins of this medieval tower are of whinstone and were lime mortared and lie 100 metres to the east of the Auchencloigh Farm.
• Popularly known as " The Pencil ", this tall, pencil-shaped, conical-roofed tower is built out of ashlar blocks of whinstone.