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Dutch for "The Swan" or "Graceful Bird." It's the only authentic, working windmill in the United States.
Windmill Island Gardens
Mennonite Heritage Village
The windmill represents the ingenuity and skill of the Mennonite pioneers who built these amazing structures in many of their principal villages in Southern Manitoba. The first windmill in Steinbach was built in 1877 by Abram Friesen, just three years after his arrival in the province. The windmill on site is full operation and was built in 2001 by local trades people and Dutch millwrights.
WSCF Meetup at Fabyan Forest Preserve
Fabyan Forest Preserve
Geneva, Illinois
March 14, 2008
www.kaneforest.com/education/fabyan_windmill.html
West Suburban Chicago Flickrers
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One more image created with Image Blender of the 2 famous windmills at Ocean Beach in San Francisco. The third image is a cactus flower in bloom.
Small finches ongregating around the only water source for miles. Photographed west of Camooweal, on the Barkly Highway, Northern Territory, Australia.
"Beard's Mill", Chailey Heritage School, North Common, Chailey, Smock, Windmill, March 1988, Photograph by Justin Brice.
Cute little windmill opposite the Clock Tower in Melaka Raya. I wonder if it had any historical significance? I can only think that it's probably a icon to remind us that the Dutch once colonized Malacca in the 1600s.
Windmills north of Ames IA. I sat for an hour trying to get the blades to line up, this is the closest I got.