Biggles's Fotothing

Thanks for this, it's a real surprise for a mill-lover like me!
Do you lnow if there are postcards of this mill? ( For my collection.)

There are sure to be some Loek, I'll see if the County Council website has them. If not I can always send you a print. I have several more images to process so maybe you'll like one of those...

What an unusual windmill and thanks for the interesting information.... the son of a Welsh Catholic cloth worker Inigo Jones was important for many innovations including town planning. He was the first English architect to introduce classical architecture in a major way both in England and Italy....
Inigo Jones visited Italy several times, as a landscape painter, and returned to work as an architect and garden designer, famed for introducing the Palladian style. He brought Italian Renaissance architecture to England.

Wonderful Landscape Photo.

Very special looking windmill! It is realy beautiful!!

If you like you can add "millclub" to the TAG.... then this picture will join many more windmillshots...;-)

Wonderful image!:)

Thanks for the Inigo info' Joan. I remember a major celebration of him when I was a child, including some postage stamps being issued.

Thanks for the comment uj'

Thanks Anna,

I knew I'd forgotten something!

Thanks Sini, I like that heron's head too.

Wow never seen this before.

A wonderful unique capture

a great designed windmill ... your right must be an unique one !!

Its a lovely spot Mel, you should go take a look, and its a brilliant subject for photos; thanks for the comment

Its a lovely spot Mel, you should go take a look, and its a brilliant subject for photos; thanks for the comment

Thanks Sini, I like that heron's head too.

beaufitull...

Never seen anything like it.....a superb shot!

Thanks for the comment Pauli

Thanks Bigbear, I wouldn't claim uniqueness for the photo, but the building is certainly on oits own in the World

Hi Hans, cheers for looking in

Thanks for the comment Meg. How's the weather in Spain? Its back to grey and chilly this morning on the dog walk.

Thanks for the spectacular comment Hiunju!

cracking shot!

Cheers Ceterus, how's things with you?

great unusual find

Beautiful shot and windmill there Ralph ;-)

This is better than the Moulin Rouge. Brilliant. G.K. Chesterton was a genius as well.

Thanks tws. Sadly I'm not too familiar with Chesterton's work.

Thanks saffi

Thanks Cooler

Fantastic thing, like a bad dream about a stone elephant.

Magnificent capture of this most interesting mill :)

That might explain the massive piles of dung around the bedroom every morning...

Thanks Marg,

It was such a rare sunny day that day. We've had an awful "spring".

I've never seen anything quite like this before!

It is pretty much a unique structure, some argument was had as to whether it was built as an observatory before becoming a corn mill. It would have been a pretty efficient mill I think, as it is perched right on top of the highest ground for several miles around and therefore had unrestricted wind access.

This is fantastic

Thanks Roger

Stunning capture with great colours and composition

Thanks very much for the comment Bigbear.

nice work...

Thanks caferr

fascinating history and a great shot!!

excellent photo

Splendid photo!

Thanks for looking in Cronos.