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The Dutch Windmill, which sits right near the end of Golden Gate Park, close to Ocean Beach.
Golden Gate Park stretches for more than three miles from Haight-Ashbury down to the Pacific Ocean and was developed in the late 19th century as a natural retreat from the city of San Francisco.
It is made up of more than 1,000 acres of woodland and parkland, gardens and forests, as well as containing several museums.
It’s easy to spend days here and still not see it all, with sights such as the Japanese Tea Garden and the MH De Young Museum – which had Tutankhamun there when I visited.
This shot was taken out the side window of a car moving at 80kph (50mph). I was quite pleased with the result.
Windmill Gardens is a restaurant (in the base of the windmill) and a reception centre (green roof). They have their own chapel out the back to host a complete wedding.
Stone windmill in a field near the village of Hauville in Normandy, France. It still functions and is used to demonstrate the traditional milling of flour.
It was originally owned by the monks of the nearby Abbey of Jumièges (in ruins since the French Revolution).
Lovely old composite post mill can easily be seen from the road, The white sweeps on a black body also make a nice contrast .
Hiiumaa is the second largest island (989 km²) belonging to Estonia. It is located in the Baltic Sea, north of the island of Saaremaa, a part of the West Estonian archipelago.
Formed 455 million years ago as a result of a meteorite explosion Hiiumaa is one of the oldest islands in the world.
It is a quiet and peaceful place where nature is everywhere: birch forests, meadows, swamps and sand beaches. Many old windmills either made of stones or woods can be found there.
I took this picture of Haigh Windmill on the 13th March 2014 in the dense fog. to be honest the fog was not as thick as it appears in the photograph but to add to the illusion I drained the colours and added a slight vignette...and you could swear it was taken in the early 1900's.
Windmill De Hoop (Hope) near Garderen dates from 1853. My oldest sister moved to this beautiful area a while ago with her family. View On Black
Recently erected, now producing power for the farm. It is visible as you come into Saline from the east.
Mike and I decided that the best way to see Mykonos (Μύκονος) was to rent an ATV. After leaving the Avis rental office, we initially set off toward Korfos (Κόρφος) Bay, then reversed our route and made our way inland toward Ano Mera (Άνω Μερά). Along the way, we passed Bonis Windmill, which is affiliated with the Folklore Museum of Mykonos and located along Eparchiaki Odos Mikonou (Επαρχιακή Οδός Μυκόνου).