Great Laxey Wheel turns again on Isle of Man
For two years the Great Laxey Wheel on the Isle of Man stood still.
But, after months of conservation work and repairs, the iconic Victorian landmark is once again turning.
First opened in 1854 and originally used in mining, the 72ft (22m) diameter wheel is now in the care of Manx National Heritage.
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