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This house is about a 100 metres from my home. After much work, they finally finished the renovations.
This is a 1937 Aermotor windmill. It is 45 feet tall and for years pumped water for the family. In the 1970’s the house on the property where it sat fell into disrepair and had to be demolished. The windmill remained in place, but it was in poor condition. Recently, the great grandson of its original owner had it dismantled and moved to his property. Then after much research, it was repaired and older parts were restored. The old windmill now looks like new as it towers above the surrounding farmland.
Happy Windmill Wednesday!
The boardwalk over White Lake has been refurbished. The rain gods are not impressed. The lake is nearly dry. Cullinan Park, Sugar Land, Texas. Shot with my Canon 90D. Evaluating its IQ. Keeper, or not?
Excellent use had been made of the lockdown time and the café had been totally refurbished inside and out.
We particularly liked the outdoor seating area where an 8ft high wall of 1,850 pots of beautiful flowers and herbs had been installed with a sophisticated watering system.
I have never seen such a wonderful idea before, especially as the predominant colour was a tasteful shade of purple!
My 50mm lens was good for the close-ups and the centre photo of the main wall was taken by Ray on his phone. I liked the garden touch of green painted bentwood chairs.
The chocolate eclair, not featured here, I have already mentioned!
Restored shophouses @ China Square, South Bridge Road.
Seen from Hong Lim Complex shows a steep contrast over the foreground against the Central Business District
London`s stunning Big Ben located in the Houses of Parliament , looking stunning after a few years under refurbishment , it`s one of London`s most photographed landmarks
This photo used with permission from Daarks_End for this Manipulation Challenge/Daarklands
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Without any intention to offend anyone for the state of some houses, this series of ugly images is my desperate, probably futile attempt to save the architectural heritage that is already in such a state that her salvation is gone.
Part of what has been occupying my mind and energies over the last few months. I decided to try some new ways to look at it.
I always take showers, but this tub - which was almost seven feet long and painted (?) a beautiful turquoise-y color on the outside - almost enticed me in. But there was a really nice shower stall, too, so I just took a photo of the tub.
The frozen lake was a good prerequisite to refurbish this platform during winter time. All we need now is summer and the swimmers will come again.
Refurbished SD70MACH push (510) and pull (506) Milwaukee District trains through the interlocking at Tower A-2 in Chicago.
This is the refurbished Station at Ballater. There is no railway to Ballater it was axed in 1966 when the Royal Deeside Railway Line was closed.
This refurbished building replaced the Old Station which was destroyed in a fire in 2015.
There is a Visit Scotland/ Tourist Info shop with souvenirs etc and there is a restaurant cafe which looked quite busy.
These days you can walk the Deeside Line on foot or by cycle it more or less uses the old railway line all the way to Aberdeen. It is yet another excellent long distance walk/cycle.
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Mooie details van een mooie oude opgeknapte schuit Jokai
De Jókai is de op twee na langste stoomboot van het Balatonmeer ( 106 jaar in 2019 ) . Gebouwd in 1913 door de Óbuda-scheepswerf in Siófok, overleefde het twee wereldoorlogen, een zinkend, een economische crisis en meervoudige sloop.
Jokai vaart nu als een plezierboot samen met de Kisfaludy- boot in Balatonfüred .
Er worden regelmatig bruiloften, vrijgezellenfeesten en andere evenementen georganiseerd.
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Nice details of a nice old refurbished barge
The Jókai is the third longest steamboat on Lake Balaton (106 years in 2019). Built in 1913 by the Óbuda shipyard in Siófok, it survived two world wars, a sinking, an economic crisis and multiple demolition.
Jokai now sails like a pleasure boat together with the Kisfaludy boat in Balatonfüred.