The summer heat causes more things to melt than just children’s ice cream cones.
Look at these “weird” clock hands.
Residents in Keynsham, Somerset, were shocked after a side of the town’s central clock tower appeared to “melt”.
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According to SWNS, many townspeople compared the strange face to Salvador Dali’s famous painting “The Persistence of Memory.”
Keynsham’s clock tower was commissioned by Bath and North East Somerset (BANES) in April 2015 as “part of the redevelopment of the civic center”.
A clock tower in Keynsham, Somerset, has been given a new look after something went wrong with the hands on one of the clock faces. (Southwestern Nervous System)
Although the bell tower is only nine years old, the eye-catching appearance gives the bell tower a new look.
The Keynsham Clock is made up of three faces and has three clock faces.
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As SWNS points out, one of the clock hands appears to be still fully fixed, while the other appears to have become loose from the case.
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Residents have come up with different theories trying to figure out how this happened.
The tower consists of three sides, each with a clock face, but only one has a new, “eye-catching” appearance. (Southwestern Nervous System)
SWNS said one possible theory is that a black strap on top of the clock tower broke and fell between the two hands, causing it to break further.
While the source of the problem has yet to be determined, another theory is still circulating.
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There is speculation that the recent hot weather in the southwestern English town caused the hands to melt.
A spokesman for BANES Council told SWNS: “We are aware of the issue and will address it.”
The cause of this Dali-style clock face has yet to be determined, but some blame its melted appearance on this summer’s hot weather. (Southwestern Nervous System)
The large clock tower is composed of “digitally printed, tempered and curved glass, a granite base and a polyurethane resin shell,” according to the news website.
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The images within the tower were selected by the community with the aim of selecting photos that were important to local residents.
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Designer Sebastien Boysen shared on his website that several of the images selected were re-creations of old advertising posters from the Frye Factory, which was once a major source of employment in the area. source.
