Lawatan sambil belajar ke windmill

K lah baru nak citer pasal windmill ni kat u olls..

ni tgh beratur nak masuk dlm.. tak leh masuk ramai2.. takut dia tak leh menampung berat..tak pasal2 roboh lak kang huhu

wooden shoes mak cik dutch ekekeke

mak cik dutch ni tgh dok citer la pasal windmill ni etc..

Dulu2 tangga tu tak der..ni baru buat utk pelancong naik.

Miller naik atas guna tali ni jerk.. Ada berani? Windmill ni ada 5 tingkat..jenuh oo nak naik gayak gini..

Kasut ni lak bukan sesado ada kat situ yak.. since susah nak turun naik segala kan..so kira kasut ni jadiks lif barang lah u olls.. letak duit dlm tu etc.

Ini semua alat2 utk kipas dia tu la u olls..

Saya tak ingat ni kat tingkat baper..rasanya tingkat 3 kot..kat sini la gandum2 yg dah dikisar di masukkan dlm guni.

Pandangan dr tingkat atas kebawah..huhu gayat..

Ni kira semua jentera menggerakkan kipas & mengisar gandum la ni.

Yatta...akhirnya sampai kat tempat yg leh kuar ni... minah ni tgh dok pok pek pok pek saya bukan dengar pun keh keh..sibuk amik gambo..

Miller ni tgh nak gerakkan kipas..

jenuh jugak kan..

CAK!! model utama harus lah ada wekekeke

pemandangan tulip's farm dr atasAwek2 dutch.. tapi bila saya tanya... dorang ckp dorang tak tahu cakap dutch dah.. dutch durhaka gitu keh keh.. erk yg belah kiri yg tgh mengait tu saya tgk dah macam cousin saya aqilah pulak ekekke..betuk tak izyan?

Oh ya windmill ni pun ada bahasa dia jugak tau.. mm u olls baca lah kat bawah ni..saya tanya en.google & wikipedia eheks.. malas saya nak tulis..so saya copy & paste sajork hahaha
In the Netherlands, there is a language little known, but has been spoken for centuries. It is the language of the windmill. The sails of these gentle giants turn counter clockwise as they quietly labor. When at rest the stationary positions can be used to send messages to the people of the region.

• A windmill with its sails in a cross (+), is simply at monetary rest, ready for operation.
• A windmill with it’s sails in an “X” is signaled to be at rest for a longer period.
• A windmill resting in a cross with its upper sail slightly to the right is a sign of celebration, such as a birth or wedding.
• A windmill resting in a cross with its upper sail slightly to the left is a symbol of morning. During occupation in World War II, the windmills were used to send secret messages to those in hiding and members of the resistance.