Chesterton Windmill

[ukglyn]

Hi
Took these today on our way back from the cotswolds, never knew it existed but just stumbled upon it. It is apparently totally unique in the world, all I know is it is very interesting.
Hope you enjoy the view?






Thank for looking, full sizes on my Flickr should you want a look.

Glyn

[davidbailey]

Hey buddy what awesome shots. I just love those windmills!
Well done.

[Angelb]

Very nice shots, I haven't seen a windmill with arches cut out of it before. Thanks for sharing.

[ukglyn]

Originally Posted by davidbailey

Hey buddy what awesome shots. I just love those windmills!
Well done.

Thank you, David Bailey eh? Hope your not the real 1, sure my pice aren't up to your standard

Originally Posted by Angelb

Very nice shots, I haven't seen a windmill with arches cut out of it before. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you Angel, it is a very unusual building for sure, even for a windmill.

[leonaashlee]

That is very neat...love the windmill and the shots...nice color in the sky.

[ukglyn]

Thank you leona for your comment, its very appreciated.

[Ella1267]

very awesome photo....looks like a neat building.

[Fred flyfisher]

Pretty cool shots Glyn. Love that windmill.

[jakethepig]

These are lovely Glyn. l like the perspectives too and nice composition and contrast. I have never seen this windmill Gly so I'm so glad you shared them. Excellent work buddy.

Dave.

[beachcomber]

According to Wikipedia, the windmill is one of Warwickshire's most famous landmarks, standing on a hilltop overlooking the village of Chesterton for nearly 350 years, near by the Roman Fosse Way and about five miles (8 km) south-east of Warwick. It was built in 1632-1633, probably by Sir Edward Peyto.

Yet how many more little gems like this remain unseen until posted here.

What a great find, capture and presentation, they are excellent, well done done Glyn, I enjoyed them.

beach