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Tilting at Windmills

Tilting at Windmills

There used to be a farm here ... I don't know what happened to it ... all that is left are the remains of a silo and and a windmill. It was a haunting pict...
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There used to be a farm here ... I don't know what happened to it ... all that is left are the remains of a silo and and a windmill. It was a haunting picture in the spring sunset that made me think of Don Quixote for some reason.
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COOLPIX L830

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Aperture f/4.1 ISO 360 Shutter 10/2500 Focal Length 123/10

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Feb, 2016

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