A walk through scenic Woudsend with its wood mill the Jager
DSCF1143.jpgYfke is also there |
DSCF1144.jpgMartha and Uilke, listening to an explanation |
DSCF1145.jpgThe way the mill looked 27 years ago |
DSCF1146.jpgPeople looked in curiously |
DSCF1147.jpgOn our way to the top of the mill |
DSCF1151.jpgHere we are |
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DSCF1153.jpgMartha puts it all on video tape |
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DSCF1155.jpgMartha and one of the volunteers, who explained everything |
DSCF1156.jpgSign on the mill 'De Jager'. Above it is a box which was used as a nest for 'torenvalken' They flew out recently !!!!!Falcons could not reach the nest when the mill was in use !!! Still all survived |
DSCF1157.jpgWind energy |
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DSCF1161.jpgA view from the mill |
DSCF1162.jpgMartha's getting used to posing |
DSCF1163.jpgLooking upwards inside the mill |
DSCF1164.jpgOnce more the Jager |
DSCF1165.jpgUilke de Koe to the right, talking with another volunteer |
DSCF1166.jpgMartha can't take her eyes from the mill |
DSCF1167.jpgThis one |
DSCF1168.jpgMill is founded on stone bedding. The whole mill was prefabricated. like a ship. |
DSCF1169a.jpgMasts galore here |
DSCF1170.jpgSocializing with a cool drink (on the house, or rather on the mill) |
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