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- Above:
Ted and Roy prepare the Champagne.
- Above:
The name plate which has been kept a closely
- guarded secret is now covered by the Manx flag.
- Above:
The wheel is now all set for the grand opening in just one hour.
- Above:
The Welsh, Manx and Cornish flags fly high over the washing floors
- to mark the presence of the VIP’s and the history of the wheel.
- Above:
Project leader Pete Geddes proudly displays a picture of the original maker of the
- wheel, Gilbert Howell of Flintshire, which was presented to him by Anna Gapper.
- One of the great grand children of L&G Howell who were present for the occasion.
- Above:
The crowds start to gather on the upper washing floors.
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