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A frozen motionless windmill.

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The windmill at Thaxted, Essex, known as John Webb's Mill, dates from 1804. From time to time the sails get damaged by strong winds, but are soon repaired by local enthusiasts.

Wind farm in south Texas.

Famous windmills of Mykonos

Windmill - Photos taken in and around Batavia, Illinois.

Abe Danaher Photography; 5/27/2020

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This was taken on Mt. Eba Station in the north of South Australia.

Going up to Portencross

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Angla windmills are located in the heart of Saremaa island. The island is the biggest in Estonia.

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Kazimierz Popławski / www.eesti.pl

Windmills in the industrial area of Amsterdam.

Shot from inside the gazebo which can be seen in one of the other photos.

Love the windmills

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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.

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Filming on the farm of Gustavo Michel near Gualeguaychu, State of Entre Ríos, 26 September 2013

Windmill in Consuegra, Spain

Carrington Mill, Oatlands

Under repair.

Dijkmolen in Maasland

somewhere in Oklahoma

This windmill was built in 1892 in the province of Groningen and was used as polder draining mill. It was dismantled at this place and rebuilt by Holland-Amerkalijn. It was handed then to the Keukenhof. Totally rebuilt on 4th April 1957. In 2008, the windmill has been part of Keukenhof for 51 years

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Halnaker Windmill in Sussex, England

Windmill in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco

Foto vom 08.08.2003 - durch Scanner digitalisiert im Jan. 2013

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Windmills at Kinderdijk

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A landmark windmill in Jerusalem, built in the Mishkenot Sha'ananim neighborhood in 1857, which was then in Ottoman-ruled Palestine, it was designed as a flour mill. Today the windmill serves as a small museum dedicated to the achievements of Moses Montefiore.

Highway 150, Kansas, United States

Since a young age, it's been a goal of mine to visit all 50 U.S. states. And more recently, I've added to that the goal of taking at least one good photo from each state I visit.

When I moved from L.A. back east to D.C., there was a single day in which I would be driving through Kansas—a state I'd never been to and had a hard time imagining I'd ever have a reason to be back. So, of course, I needed to find a way to both make good driving time and take a photo. The original plan was to get to the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve on the eastern side of the state by mid-afternoon. But I somehow got stuck on the one Western Kansas freeway that had a major traffic jam, and it became clear I wasn't going to make it to the preserve before dark.

As it got close to sunset, I just pulled over on the side of the highway for my "Kansas" photo. Because the sunset was so colorful with lots of pinks, oranges, yellows, blues, whites, and purples, a silhouette seemed like a good idea. And this photo captures pretty well the Kansas I experienced from my car: flat, rural, and peaceful.