View allAll Photos Tagged windmill
155/365
Cromer Windmill – Hertfordshire’s sole surviving windmill and a grade II* listed building dates from 1681, as determined by a dendrochronological survey conducted in 1998. It stands on an artificial mound just outside Cromer, near Ardeley, in which parish a windmill has stood for nearly 800 years.
Although blown over around 1860, Cromer Windmill was re-built and used until the 1920’s when milling by wind became uneconomic and the mill fell into disrepair. Apart from some repairs conducted in 1938 and sails having already been removed for safety, nothing further was done to the mill until an appeal in 1964 from concerned local people to save the windmill.
Restoration of Cromer Windmill and its internal machinery has taken more than 30 years to complete. Many organisations, including much support from local people, assisted with raising funds and restoration work.
The rudder sail of the windmill at Wilton in Wiltshire. It's surprising how well ballanced the whole revolving top of the windmill is. With only a very light breeze that day any slight movement of the sail easily moved the top dome and main sails. The rest in the series can be viewed on my stream. Thanks for visiting.
If you would like more information look here: www.wiltonwindmill.co.uk/
Mono Version Here: www.flickr.com/photos/wdig/5997090721/in/photostream
Best seen on Black, press "L" or click on image, then on a PC press F11 for full screen view, or view in Fluidr (use link below).
============================================================================
Comments/Invites are always appreciated, but please do not place Multiple Invites, Flickriver Badges or Animated badges with comments. They may be deleted.
All my images are © All Rights Reserved, and must not be used in any form whatsoever, on or in any type of media without my expressed permission.
vimeo.com/7931683 This video says it all!!
I took this picture last fall when the weather was warm and somewhat predictable!! haha not in Wyoming! It was in the 60's yesterday, and now it is snowing!! This windmill is located near Chugwater, WY.
The Swan Windmill at the Windmill Island in Holland, Michigan. This is the last windmill to leave the country of Holland. Read the story at www.cafeyak.com/holland.html
Screen Shot 1024x768
I loved all the windmills on the way out to Pittsburgh from Salt Lake. Not a great picture, but pretty good considering it was taken from the car window.
I went on a wonderful walk to Halnaker Windmill, West Sussex yesterday. "This ancient track follows the route of Stane Street, the London to Chichester Roman road. There’s a feeling of stepping back in time as you pass through a wonderful tunnel of trees. A path then turns off north up to the hill top."
See: www.westsussex.gov.uk/leisure/enjoy_west_sussex/wildlife_...
The plastered and white-washed tapering tower is a landmark in that area and the last remaining windmill of more than a hundred mills in County Down. It is estimated that Ballycopeland windmill was built around the 1780s or 90s, appearing on the first Ordnance Survey maps of the area in 1830s. It was owned by the McGilton family and the mill ground grain until 1915. In 1935 it was acquired by the government of Northern Ireland. Disused for many decades, in 1978, the old windmill was restored to working order again.
Passed by a windmill today, took a closer look, and thanks to a Cokin ND-4, i was able to make a semilong exposure to give it a bit of light ... fantastic to get so close to one of those modern giants
All photos from "photobyivan" can be delivered as high resolution images, most images on flickr are adapted to the web media.
Medieval windmill dating from the 16th century on a hill overlooking the town of Consuegra in Toledo province, Castilla La Mancha, central Spain. Made famous in Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra's novel Don Quijote de la Mancha, these windmills are situated about 150km south of Madrid
Questa è la tipica e squallida cartolina. E’ il più classico mulino a vento olandese, anzi, non è nemmeno tipico: è commerciale. Non funziona. Si trova alla periferia di Amsterdam ad esclusivo uso e consumo dei turisti. Se proprio vogliamo essere pignoli una piccola variazione sul tema è presente e si manifesta sotto colpo di fortuna chiamato aereo. Ma nonostante l’aspetto ‘cartolina‘ questa è una foto che mi piace molto. Per i colori, per l’ambientazione, per il ricordo; perché ho dovuto aspettare tanto tempo per riuscire a cogliere il momento senza turisti. E le foto ottenute con pazienza e perseveranza sono sempre le migliori.
Windmill in Serra do Louro, near Palmela, Portugal.
In the backgroud you see the castle of Palmela.
Serra do Louro hiking tour from Azeitão to Palmela (windmill tour). Serra do Louro is a kind of foothills of the Serra da Arrábida.
Natur und Kultur in Mittelportugal (Nature and Culture in Mid-Portugal), Wikinger-Reisen, September 2011
Windmills again ...I just have a passion for them ...!
These two pumped in tandem in rural Freestate , SA !