15th May 2016
Last year I visited very interesting museum which presented clocks from the past. Most of clocks were made in 19th century mainly in Germany. My grandmother had a German clock from WWI and what is interesting it works.
Being watchmaker is not well-paid job these days. 
Have a peaceful Sunday
It is hard to find a watchmaker here these days!
ReplyDeleteit seems around the world situation is the same
DeleteNice old clocks. Sometimes I wonder what life was like before there were clocks, like, how did monks in big medieval monasteries know when to pray the various offices, especially in the darkness.
ReplyDeleteI think they used sundials.
DeleteColin
I think Colin you atre right
DeleteBut no sundials at night. ;)
DeleteInteresting, my parents in law have a big clock in their living room. When you sleep you here the thing every hour. You have to get used to it.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
Great collection of Clocks - no doubt worth a fortune these
ReplyDeletedays. I bet they are ALL WORKING also.
Nice small herd of goats which are sensibly fenced in otherwise they would cause havoc with the shrubs and any flower gardens - ha ha.
Cheers
Colin
Colin of course they work and they cost a lot of money. They are priceless.
DeleteImagine the noise if they are strike the hour at the same time.
ReplyDeleteHello, nice collection of old clocks. I like the goats too, they keep the grass short. Thank you so much for linking up and sharing your post. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteHave a very pleasant weekend, Gosia!
ReplyDeleteThe clocks are looking good.
ReplyDeleteLove a chiming clock and we have one.