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Windmill pics...was Adam and the pre-industrial wo
Jonathan Peck -N.Y.
>I will be passing the flag on the mill windmill in Bridgehampton and also the old windmill in Watermill today. I can stop and try to take pictures of the interior mechanics if anyone interested.
I will also be in the Bridgehamptom library tomorrow morning for story time with my daughter. I will check for some early workshop history to share
Re: Windmill pics...was Adam and the pre-industria
Dan Donaldson
>Be sure to take your hat for sightings. You do have one, roght ;-)
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Jonathan Peck -N.Y.
>Hat? Whazatden?
My trip to the Bebe windmil was less than exciting. The windmill is locked, with crud covered windows. The back doors are baricaded from the inside so I assume that the windmill is locked permanantly to guests. There isn't even a plaque that gives the slightest piece of the windmills history...bummer. There is one sign sugesting that the sight is run by the Southampton Parks Dept.
Here's a picture as promised
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Jonathan Peck -N.Y.
>Another picture from the side
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Jonathan Peck -N.Y.
>I was able to make out through the crud covered window that the working parts were all labeled. It would seem that at one point there was access inside. I would have really liked to see the timber framed construction...oh well
Here's a terrible picture through the window
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