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Built as a seven-storeyed windmill in 1837 by the well-known local millwright John Oxley the mill belonged to a group of four windmills and is the sole survivor today.
Alford Windmill is a seven-storeyed Lincolnshire type tower windmill with a stage - featuring a slender, tapering brick tower, tarred to keep the moisture out, covered with a white onion-shaped (ogee) cap with fan-stage, huge fantail, and white sails. She has five patent-shutter sails and originally three, later on four pair of stones (two pair of grey or peak stones (cut from rock found in the Peak District) and two French "quartzite" stones). The seven storeys are called: ground floor (contains a hurst frame with the engine-driven (from the outside) forth pair of (grey) stones), storage floor, spout (stage) floor (also called meal floor), stones floor (with the original three pairs of stones (one grey pair, two French pairs)), lower bin floor, upper bin floor (with the sack hoist), dust or cap floor (providing access to the inside of the cap)). The mill provides a flywheel at the mill's base connected by pulley to a town gas driven engine in the adjacent shed. This engine makes the mill independent of wind if it is insufficient to drive the sailcross. In its heyday Alford Mill was capable of grinding 4 to 5 tonnes of corn a day.
There aren't actually five corners here anymore, but for a time there were. 12th Street (foreground) used to continue past the intersection with Broadway, and University Drive made up the fifth "corner". Even though the streets have been realigned, the name stuck.
I came across this five legged Garden Orb Weaver while out walking with my 1Ds and a 200mm lens.
Not ideal macro equipment, but it was an unusual enough sight to see what I could do.
Whether the legs broke off in a fight, in an accident or some pesky human being was 'toying' with it, we will never know. But it seemed contented enough sitting in its web.
This ball belongs in the pocket--and I liked the light on the cut leather, hence a photo. However, it was not my ball; and at some points it felt like I was better at sinking the cue ball into the pocket than my stripy ones. I was starting to feel cursed. It made me think of pool as a metaphor (since I've been feeling a little cursed myself the past week or two), But knocking yourself in the pocket is as far as I got in developing that metaphor. That seemed plenty far enough.
The Pancha Rathas of Mahabalipuram (also called Mamallapuram) consist of five monolithic rock-cut shrines carved in the late 7th century and are one of the most important features of the ancient archaeological site of Mahabalipuram.
The five rock-hewn shrines are a stunning sight and vary in size from larger temples to small shrines in Pallava style. Additionally further rocks were sculpted to form large statues of an elephant, a lion and a Nandi bull.
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five flashes, killer home, check those whites. wish I had moved that pillow.. ugh
owner was adamant about showing those sliding doors. killer deck as well
When eating but one meal on a Sunday, I recommend this one from 小辣椒魷魚焿, 台北市和平東路二段267號之一, 02-2707-0372, 11 AM ~ 10 PM
Baby Janet M. Nides Bayless held by Grossmutter Sarah Weber Fridiger, in the back row left to right her daughter Leah Fridiger Buchner, her daughter, Blanche Buchner Wachsman, her daughter Adline Wachsman Nides - Mother of Jaye.
I was going for the reflections in the boiler but the old Jupiter 8 lens turned this into a chocolate box lid.
Ooooo, Works, likes my D50, has scratches on the front element that my D50 can't see. I'm gonna fill the scratches with India ink and shoot the lens....
N.Italy high five-ing everyone in the escalators. This was done a lot during the convention, by a lot of different people.
Five Below #210 (8,151 square feet)
1386 Carl D. Silver Parkway, Central Park, Fredericksburg, VA
This location opened in May 2012 and was originally located here; this space was built in 2000 and previously housed three tenants:
*Palm Beach Tan (suite 1384, opened in the mid 2000s, relocated to 1410 Carl D. Silver Parkway in the early 2010s)
*Dr. Syn's Acupuncture Clinic (suite 1386, opened in winter 2001, relocated to 301 Park Hill Drive in fall 2011)
*Hair Coliseum, later Grace Beauty Supply (suite 1608, opened in the mid 2000s, closed in fall 2011)