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Once Mark realized he could live here *and* use it to grind grain for his beer, the possibility of retiring to the Estonian islands became much more real.
The windmills next to my home town. The blades on most of these are 150 feet long! You can put an 18 wheeler on the plateform on the top. Some blades reach 300 feet! HUGE!
Chesterton windmill is just irressistable at dawn and dusk. I have been wanting to click it for so long. After getting my drivers license this was the first place I planned to go to. Got a chance during one autumn evening and my Galaxy did not let me down. Clicked with full digital zoom.
The windmill in Batavia, Illinois. I shot this on a nice, sunny winter day using a Lensbaby lens. I like the selective focus lenses, and how they give a sort of "miniaturized" effect to a photograph.
My wife and I spent the night at the Big Walker Motel. At daybreak I took the camera out for a few pictures. The windmill is on the edge of the motel parking lot.
A wet grey morning in Golden Gate Park, this is one of two windmills there, the Murphy Windmill, built in 1905. Both mills drew ground water from a debt of 200 feet to fill the various lakes in the park. They were almost immediately replaced with electric pumps and so fell into disuse quickly. They've been restored multiple times since.
Nantucket Windmill located on the Island of Nantucket, Massachusetts: Photograph taken November 29, 2014
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