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Windmills near Denverton, CA in Solano County.

5x4 print. captured with MPP mk VIII. Printed on FB paper at 15 seconds.

A full-on shot of the windmill. The structure itself was made of stone.

Door Marc van Haag, Waarde

Oesterdam.

Shipley Smock Mill, West Sussex

windmill farm between AZ and CA

Some photos from near the base of a large windmill generating electricity in Iowa.

上矢作発電所にて。

A windmill in the Holland countryside.

Postcard from a Dutch postcrosser.

We saw the remains of lots of these windmills in Mallorca and wondered what they were for -- maybe water pumps? These are in the city of Palma and we suspect that they were built to impress the tourists rather than as working examples.

Back to the land of the modern windmill - Merlin, ON.

One of the three windmills in Malta which still has sails. It was built by Grandmaster Manoel de Vilhena, in 1724.

I felt like playing around with some older photos.

Liz and I stopped in the middle of upstate New York to take pictures of these and dig something out of the back of the car to eat. Then a woman stopped to see if our car was broken down and chatted our ears off for half an hour.

greens windmill, Nottingham

horsey mill decorated in jubilee bunting

Die Windmühle Exter wurde 1850 erbaut und befindet sich in Vlotho.

 

The windmill Exter was built in 1850 and is located in Vlotho (Germany).

Power generating windmills in germany and Denmark

Ilocos Norte Windmills

Apparently, I am drawn to windmills. Perhaps I should visit holland.

Working windmill on edge of town

The first time I went to Bruges was in 2008 and I took a photo exactly like this one. It was winter though so there was snow everywhere. It was great to go to the same stop in the summer and see all the differences. That's what I love about Europe, unlike Brazil, you can see, feel and photograph all different seasons.

Photographs of windmills in Kent, Surrey and Sussex. From a book published in 1930 by The Architectural Press on behalf of The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings. Copyright belongs either to SPAB or Elsevier (successor to The Architectural Press), but I been informed by both organisations that the images are free to use for non-profit use by those interested in the study of mills.

This has just the sliver of the moon and one star to the right of the windmill

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