water wheel

She envisioned a New England farmhouse from 1904 complete with a 14-foot high water wheel cut from hand-felled white oak.

The water-wheel was turning and the jar of the stones set every beam and plank in the structure to trembling.

Once the wind came with a sudden sweep up the river and she thought she could hear the creak of Uncle Billy's water-wheel.

There was a serpentine factory here once, but it is deserted; the water-wheel turns no longer.

The deeper parts of the channel of the river are laid dry by means of large caissons or chain-pumps, worked by a water-wheel.

Then I do put the hairpins in, to make them look like a water-wheel that the chore boy does build in the brook.