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eastham windmill
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Uploaded: 10/01/07 1:21 AM GMT
eastham windmill
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"This is the oldest windmill on Cape Cod and was built in Plymouth in 1680. The windmill was moved to Truro (1770's), and in 1793 to Eastham. It was moved to its present site in 1808. The mill has been restored to good working order and is the last working gristmill on Cape Cod. It is located in Windmill Park near the town center and can be seen in action during the summer months." edit: the stone step just in front of the door is actually a very old millstone.
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.Joanie
10/01/07 1:33 AM GMT
Great windmill and a great capture! Well done,Mary. So clear and bright. A keeper in my book! :)
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You did a great job capturing this giant beauty with as little reference to modernity as possible. The trees hide the electrical wires. Well done. The color of the sky takes away one's breath.
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Lovely composition, fantastic colour.
Great, clear shot :)
Great, clear shot :)
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Crazy doesn't even begin to cover it..
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Great windmill and a great photo! I really like this one, the colours and clarity is stunning, and I love old windmills :-). Thank´s for sharing!
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This old work horse certainly gets around for a stationary object. I think it's great that it's still in use and that people can go and enjoy it. Perhaps next summer I'll have exhausted my end of NE and invade yours !!!! muah...muah....j/k
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"I never looked for it, gave it no name; yet I knew it always, when the gift of peace came. I stood quite still for the moment that it lasted...Then the light shifted slightly and the moment passed, leaving me...with the lasting echo of its presence.." Diana Gabaldon
I posted this once too, Mary, but your shot is much better than mine! Really nice clarity on this.
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