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(Historical Hundred) with timber dating from 1685, Brill windmill is one of the best preserved post mills in England. It is now open to the public after a restoration and support project.
Llancayo Windmill, Usk. I want to live here! Many thanks to Jules. If it hadn't been for her Flickr photograph I wouldn't have known this place existed!
Some time ago one could go inside and admire their hearts...but now u can only observe them from the outside...i love it
Sunrise, Molenkade, Kinderdijk, Netherlands
Kinderdijk is situated in a polder at the confluence of the Lek and Noord rivers. To drain the polder, a system of 19 windmills was built around 1740. This group of mills is the largest concentration of old windmills in the Netherlands.
Meet the windmills, one of six Faces of Holland. Holland has some of the world's oldest, tallest and largest windmills. Design a trip to visit them all.
A beautiful oasis on the edge of downtown Holland, Windmill Island features a 249 year old working Dutch windmill "De Zwaan" (meaning graceful bird). The windmill, which reaches 125 feet from the ground to the top of the blades, towers over 36 acres of manicured gardens, dikes, canals and picnic areas.
• Over 150,000 tulips bloom in the spring. In the summer, annual plants and flowers decorate the ground. We welcome you to linger amid a sea of flowers.
• The Posthouse museum is an exact replica of a 14th century wayside inn. Inside you can view a 12 minute presentation about Windmills, The Netherlands and our "De Zwaan".
• During the summer, visitors delight in the old-time klompen dance performed by girls dressed in folk costumes and wooden shoes.
• Kids will love the antique Dutch carousel, featuring hand-carved and painted wooden horses.
• Visit the miniature Netherlands Village made by the early settlers.
• Enjoy some world famous fudge.
• Visit the souvenir shop for some mementos of your visit.
• Listen to our antique Amsterdam street organ and learn how it works.
One of the three windmills of the "Molendriegang" near Leidschendam in the Netherlands. The windmills are famous for their contribution to the reclamation of the lower parts of the country and date from the late 16 hundreds. I visited the windmills on an unusual warm day in the Netherlands and had they privilege of being on my own until sunset.