@Bretrick All of those wind driven towers to power pumps and small-scale electricity generation are not windmills.
A windmill is a machine operated by the force of wind acting on vanes or sails to mill grain.
What you say may be true on little European islands but on the massive continent of Australia they are called WINDMILLS and they pump water or generate electricity…
It used be a car game when my kids were little - they would play spot the windmill.
I’ve seen windmills all through Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and North America. This one is just about within eyeshot of my kitchen window. Slottsmöllan:
Here’s another one just a few short kilometers from here. Kronetorps mölla:
The ones in my pic generate electricity to mill grain.
Heckington Windmill
‘…this Grade I listed windmill was built in 1830 with five sails.
Damaged in a storm in 1890, the mill was repaired using eight sails…’
Is still standing?
Now fully restored the windmill is an award-winning visitor centre.
You are correct in what you say.
The true name of this apparatus is a Windpump.
Southern Cross has called them windmills from the day of their inception.
Have you ever heard someone say ,“There’s a wind pump”? verybody calls them windmills. What does every kid call this?
Southern Cross even says it is a wind pump which they decided to call a windmill.
Exactly. As does everybody else.
Me included
like The Windmills Of Your Mind
No, but many an early morning on the U-Bahn carriages packed with garlic-saturated Turks in Berlin when people freqeuntly said, “There’s a wind up”.
Hey @Bretrick - Found a tutorial video that shows you how to correct your sideways video in Shotcut.this is more or less what I did for that video previously. It is really quite easy.
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