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Windmills In Tes Still Catch The Wind Stock Photo


Windmills in Tes still catch the wind Stock Photo
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There is no river water suitable for driving watermills on the border of Tés, so our ancestors caught the lively winds of Bakony in the sails of windmills. Several windmills worked in Tés. The windmills of Tés are industrial historical monuments. The two renovated windmills are still operational today.

Windmill
Windmills in perspective
Old wooden windmills near a forest
Reflection of two traditional windmills in the water at sunset
Windmills still working to keep the Tweemanspolder in Zevenhuizen dry in the Netherlands.

Symbol of a tradition now lost, now a mere tourist attraction. colorful windmills built of wood still overlook the water of the
Symbol of a tradition now lost, now a mere tourist attraction. colorful windmills built of wood still overlook the water of the

Symbol of a tradition now lost, now a mere tourist attraction. colorful windmills built of wood still overlook the water of the
Symbol of a tradition now lost, now a mere tourist attraction. colorful windmills built of wood still overlook the water of the

Symbol of a tradition now lost, now a mere tourist attraction. colorful windmills built of wood still overlook the water of the
Symbol of a tradition now lost, now a mere tourist attraction. colorful windmills built of wood still overlook the water of the

Windmills that still stand on the ramparts of the Dutch city of Heusden
Windmills in Tes still catch the wind
Ancient windmills still working in Holland
impeller stops turning Windmills stand still because nature is calm