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Saturday, August 2, 2014
The Little Windmill that could...and did
Spotted this little windmill, a relic of bygone pioneer days, now dwarfed by the gigantic turbines on the hills surrounding it on the Western Kansas prairie, still dutifully pumping water after more than a hundred years. There's always something to be said for longevity and it does, indeed, make for a good topic.
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