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Have a wonderful Holiday! Are you allowed to tie up to the windmill bases? Seems like good PR for the windmill company. @anorlunda ?
Wow, a classic wooden boat. Is the whole hull wood?Arjan82 said:My home for a week this holiday:
You can actually sail right in between them, although we found out the hard way that this is very much not advisable regarding the wind strength... ( duh... )berkeman said:Have a wonderful Holiday! Are you allowed to tie up to the windmill bases?
Wow. I have often wondered about things like this.Arjan82 said:You can actually sail right in between them, although we found out the hard way that this is very much not advisable regarding the wind strength... ( duh... )
Lordy, good thing it's not the other way around! If you lost your wind and started drifting toward one of the windmills with the blades turning, that would be like something from a James Bond movie!Arjan82 said:Oh, and by the way, the top of the mast is actually lower than the lowest point of the tip of the windmill blades.
How do you get them so colourful?DennisN said:A couple of flowers photographed yesterday:
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Actually there are many things that influence the color:Keith_McClary said:How do you get them so colourful?
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