We went on a beautiful hike of 8km around a historical site in North Lebanon named beit chlela. Beit Chlala (Arabic: بيت شلالا‎) is a village located in the Batroun District of the North Governorate in

We went on a beautiful hike of 8km around a historical site in North Lebanon named beit chlela. Beit Chlala (Arabic: بيت شلالا‎) is a village located in the Batroun District of the North Governorate in

Knowing full well my photos cannot begin to compete with such trending gems as this one, I decided on reposting some older photos today. Some of the water mills in my region of The Netherlands, as photographed

Busy day today, so just a quick repost of some Old Stuff from my region of The Netherlands. The Oostendorper watermolen near Haaksbergen, The Netherlands: A recently renovated farm attic (they left a wood

The Netherlands may be flat, but there is still enough of an angle to make water flow, and good use has been made of that through the ages. I proudly present three photos of the watermills in my region

The Oostendorper watermolen near Haaksbergen, The Netherlands: Olympus Stylus 1s, 55mm, ISO400, f8, 1/80s Thanks for watching!

The wooden/stone turbine Pic from my village home Rasuwa one of the most effective village from earthquake The traditional water stone mill is still used in the Villages of Nepal to grind. A traditional

I cheated; this watermill sits just across the border in Germany, so it isn't really Dutch, but that will be easily corrected when we invade. This old watermill is called the Haarmühle, but the Dutch call

Here's another set of photos of the Oostendorper watermolen near Haaksbergen, The Netherlands I posted about earlier, this one: Olympus Stylus 1s, 55mm, ISO400, f8, 1/80s, one television aerial edited

This is the gear box of an old Dutch water mill. Well, nearly Dutch. It is all wood, and still working fine: Olympus XZ-1, 28mm, ISO100, f1.8, 1/8s It sits inside this water mill (third contest entry):

I just posted some B&W photos of Dutch watermills for Monochrome Monday. I have two more photos of watermills in my region, but they are in colour. The first one is one of the larger watermills in

Many people associate the Dutch with windmills (and some other things I won't go into). We also have watermills, and some of them are centuries old and eye-wateringly picturesque. Here are two of them,

Busy day today, so I've just put together a quick overview of my photos of watermills in my region of The Netherlands. The link below the photo refers to the original posting, if you want more information.

Another set of photos of the Oostendorper watermill near Haaksbergen, The Netherlands I posted about earlier, this one: Olympus Stylus 1s, 55mm, ISO400, f8, 1/80s, one television aerial edited out I went