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The first mill on this site was a hollow post mill which was built before 1832. It burnt down in 1913. To replace it, a tower mill was built, named De Haas (English: The Hare). The mill was burnt out during a storm in March 1931. It was repaired the same year, using parts from the Molen van Fikse, Heukelum, Gelderland, which was demolished in that year. The tower had to be shortened by 1.5 metres (5 ft) to accommodate the machinery from the Molen van Fikse. The cap, windshaft and sails were also used. The new mill was named De Vlinder.
In 1951, De Vlinder was sold to the Stichting Behoud Korenmolen Deil. It was restored in 1961, 1975 and again in 2001-02. It is now in the ownership of the Molenstichting voor het Gelders Rivierengebeid. It is listed as a Rijksmonument, â„– 16495.
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For an explanation of the various items of machinery, see Mill machinery.
De Vlinder is what the Dutch call a "Stellingmolen". It is a five storey tower mill. There is a stage, which is 7.20 metres (23 ft 7 in) above ground level. The cap is covered in dakleer. Winding is by tailpole and winch. The sails are Common sails. They have a span of 20.00 metres (65 ft 7 in). They are carried on a cast iron windshaft, which was cast by Penn en Compagnie, Dordrecht, South Holland in 1855. The windshaft also carries the brake wheel, which has 53 cogs. This drives a wallower with 24 cogs, which is situated at the top of the upright shaft. At the bottom of the upright shaft is the great spur wheel, which has 68 cogs. This drives a pair of 1.40 metres (4 ft 7 in) diameter Cullen millstones and a pair of 1.40 metres (4 ft 7 in) diameter French Burr stones via lantern pinion stone nuts with 20 staves each.
The Butterfly is a mill built in 1913 along the river the Linge .The mill is standing in the village Deil on the Appeldijk 4, in the Dutch province of Gelderland.
The mill is a round brick mill of the type mill with two pair of millstones each with a diameter of 140 cm. One pair consists of so-called blue stones and the other couple of artificial stone.
Nice panorama from a sunrise from Windmille Butterfly in Deil in River Area Betuwe in the Netherlands
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This photo of a butterfly was taken at the St. Louis Butterfly house - hand held, 300mm, 1/250th of a second, f5.6, ISO 1600. Best I could do with the light. But hey, the fingerprint is pretty sharp. That's someone else's hand. I'm not sure what butterfly species this is, but if anyone can identify the butterfly, please do so in a comment of a flickrmail.
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NS train set 751 in the IC 2151 service from Amsterdam Central to Vlissingen preparing a stop at the station of Dordrecht. The train has passed the former railway bridge across the 'Oude Maas'.
The situation in this picture has been overhauled completely, with a new four track bridge part of a project for four tracks between the stations of Rotterdam Central and ...
Dordrecht, 12-4-1986.
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Inspired by the photos from river area the Betuwe (in the province Gelderland) from photographers like Ronald Verwijs & Martinus de Keijzer I visited in july 2016 one of Holland's most beautiful photo locations from this area: the windmill Butterfly along the river Linge. The sun is beautiful in the early morning behind the windmill. This is one of the beautiful photos i made that day. The clouds became more beautiful when the minutes past. Special thanks to Ronald Verwijs to make this specific place famous among the photographers ;-)
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This is only one of the numerous shots that came out sharp, in a fear that it would kiss my hand! @_@
This moth is as big as an adult palm in size.
**Special note: That's the MOTH that made me became a Mothiophobic now!!**
Right after de railway bridge across the 'Oude Maas', NS 1608 hauls the four IC coaches of IC 1961 from The Hague Central to Venlo, and is preparing a stop at the station of ...
Dordrecht, 12-4-1986.
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Soms heb je iets in je hoofd, je bent al op de foto locatie geweest en het kwam er toen niet uit. Soms ga je spontaan weer terug naar die plek. Loopt nog eens wat rond en dan werkt het licht ook nog eens mee... dat is voor mij het verhaal van deze foto.... ik denk één van Nederlands mooiste plekjes, als je althans van het Nederlandse landschap en molens houdt!
Molen de Vlinder tijdens het blauwe uur.
De molen is een in 1913 langs de Linge gebouwde windmolen op de plaats van de afgebrande wipkorenmolen. De molen staat in Deil aan de Appeldijk 4, in de Nederlandse provincie Gelderland.
De molen is een ronde bakstenen korenmolen van het type stellingmolen met 2 koppel maalstenen elk met een doorsnede van 140 cm.
De molen wordt nog gebruikt voor het malen van graan. Bron: WIKIPEDIA nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Vlinder
I happend upon this one by a path - I'm surprised I saw it because of it's color. So Exciting!
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Surprisingly, taken at the Navy Pier in Chicago. The colors are enhanced (increase in saturation).
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Langs het riviertje de linge tussen Deil en Enspijk stond tot 1913 een wipkorenmolen, die in hetzelfde jaar door brand werd verwoest. De toenmalige eigenaar De Heus, liet daarna een ronde stenen stellingkorenmolen bouwen, welke de naam 'De Haas'kreeg. In maart 1931 brandde ook deze molen uit en werd hetzelfde jaar hersteld met onderdelen van o.a. de molen uit het dorpje heukelum, welke gesloopt werd. Om de vreemde kap passend te krijgen, werfden de romp en het gevlucht ca. 1,5 m. ingkort en de zolderindeling gewijzigd.
Thans bevinden zich de maalbalken op de voormalige graanzolder en liggen de maalstenen op de stellingzolder. Tijdens de restauratie 2001/02 werden, bij het verwijderen van de stuclaag aan de binnenzijde van de romp, de plaatsen teruggevonden waar vroeger de balklagen van zowel steen- als luizolder zaten (de verbrandde balkkoppen zaten nog in de muur). Na het herstel van de romp en het stucwerk zijn deze plaatsen verdiept in de romp zichtbaar gebleven. De molen werd eerder in 1961 en 1975 gerestaureerd. De omgeveving van de molen is in het voorjaar 2003 op grote schaal gesnoeid. Eigenaar van de molen is de stichting Behoud Korenmolen Deil (1955 - heden.)
Deze foto werd bij de laatste avondzon genomen.
I was lucky to get the shadow of a flower through the wings of this amazing monarch butterfly. The light couldn't have been more perfect. Not cropped.
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When I worked in the Jungles of Peru, These blue morphos flew by frequently, but hardly ever landed. I fell passionately in love with each and every one of them.
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De Vlinder 301020 - lijn 371 naar Gasthuisberg
Leuven, Dirk Boutslaan - 16 februari 2007
Van Hool newA600 MAN (16/05/2003)
This is the photo straight from "the can". I usually try to frame or crop it the way I want it at the time of pressing the shutter. I can "feel" the tickle of the wings on the mother's neck. 1k-9406-28
Hmmm. . I think the title says it all: A "Painted Lady" butterfly. About half of the Painted Ladies are male. So does that make them cross-dressers?
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Thanks to SMadsen for providing the ID for this butterfly!
This Blue Morpho Butterfly was taken at the St. Louis Butterfly house which is now part of the Botanical Garden. The Blue Morpho butterflies rarely come to rest, and if they do, they close their wings showing only a dull brown to the world. I found it incredibly hard to catch these on "film". I think I used my 70-200mm Lens.
One thing I did on this photo was to de-saturate the green leaves. . to make the bright blue stand out more.
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