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Despite the vast area of the site, space was running out rapidly.
- There was an estimated 4000 people turn out for the ceremony.
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Peter Joseph, Curator of the Trevithick Society in Cornwall makes the
- first speech and officially hands the wheel back to the people of the IOM.
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Mr Antony Hamilton, Chief executive of the Department of Local Government and
- Environment makes his speech before cutting the ribbon and naming the wheel.
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The Champagne swings towards the axle.
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The bottle explodes with a loud thud.
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A close up shows how the bottle was right in the center.
- The wheel is Christened The Lady Evelyn.
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