Potjeh wrote:Back then they used horses to pull mine carts.
ImpalerWrG wrote:Potjeh wrote:Back then they used horses to pull mine carts.
Horses that were brought into the mine as foals and never saw the light of day again, and were buried in the mine when they died
The General Assembly decided to confine serious criminals - burglars, horse thieves, counterfeiters, forgers - in a working environment as an alternative to the whipping post and other "infamous punishments" of the day.
pistolshrimp wrote:ImpalerWrG wrote:Potjeh wrote:Back then they used horses to pull mine carts.
Horses that were brought into the mine as foals and never saw the light of day again, and were buried in the mine when they died
Don't worry in New England they didn't use horses, they just used prisoners.The General Assembly decided to confine serious criminals - burglars, horse thieves, counterfeiters, forgers - in a working environment as an alternative to the whipping post and other "infamous punishments" of the day.
On topic I like the idea of paving in mines, but non of that self moving cart stuff.
Orcling wrote:The stamp mill is moving all on its own, too.
Potjeh wrote:I think after we get animal domestication stamp mills should run on donkey power.
Orcling wrote:Potjeh wrote:I think after we get animal domestication stamp mills should run on donkey power.
Domesticated beavers! They spin and play music! Put one into the stamp mill to power it and you get a music box as a bonus!
saltmummy wrote:You sad sad little man, my heart weeps for you. Better not go outside or your thin, tissue paper like skin might spontaneously rupture while your fragile sensibilities violently shatter spraying salt and urine all over the street.
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