In reply to nniff: I believe that's Andy Nesbet anyway I think it was that same propeller that saved him when he was roped together with a friend with no gear in, approaching something hard and took a tumble down the gully! Luckily their rope caught on the propeller!
A few years back we were climbing Taxus Ice Fall Finish and they was a frozen in walking pole that I managed to get a sling around for protection, long gone by now but it provided a good runner at the time.
Loads of strange metal things to clip in the slate quarries!
I climbed the route recently and that is a spoof photo, the original spanner has been replaced only it is now a fair bit shorter and sticks up vertically rather than being bent over so unfortunately doesn't look as good but I guess there were limitations in replacing and holding in place what was left after it broke. Brilliant little route.