Thorpeness Mill Suffolk

    A holiday snap of this post mill built in 1824.

    Nikon FE2 and 20mm plus polarizing filter.
    Fuji Superia Reala

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      w!L. added this photo to his favorites. (57 months ago)

    2. Texas Finn (57 months ago | reply)

      Wonderful photo! What is that contraption doing anyway???

    3. PicFreak42 (57 months ago | reply)

      Hmm! it's not a contraption, it's a rare surviving example of an elegant post mill, so called because the whole mill can rotate about a central post to face the wind in any direction, and the 'tail rotor' can automatically wind it round into the wind, it's last use was to pump water into a nearby water tower.

    4. matildashelia (57 months ago | reply)

      Wow That is good one!!!

    5. Romann Ramshorn (57 months ago | reply)

      Great angle and light !

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      MrSniggs added this photo to his favorites. (57 months ago)

    7. 3Clouds (56 months ago | reply)

      Stunning, as always...

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      frau_bOLZA added this photo to her favorites. (55 months ago)

    9. -beyond- (52 months ago | reply)

      Wow..I love ur photos! So rich in colour! I have just started shooting with Reala. First time. And I m really impressed with the colour.

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      sminky_pinky100 (In and Out) added this photo to her favorites. (45 months ago)

    11. sminky_pinky100 (In and Out) (45 months ago | reply)

      Gorgeous, absolutely love windmills.

    12. sminky_pinky100 (In and Out) (45 months ago | reply)

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      ifido added this photo to his favorites. (43 months ago)

    14. ifido (43 months ago | reply)

      supersonic!!

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      Jim Delcid added this photo to his favorites. (25 months ago)

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