San Francisco, CA
I showed you mine, now show me yours.
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San Francisco never ceases to amaze and delight.
There would not be windmills without wind….:)
oh wow – windmills fascinate me
I love windmills! Glad you are chasing them as well!
Just like Holland.
I never imagined SF would have windmills. That is very cool, and a great place to photograph.
Beautiful photos to share. There’s a Queen W. mountain in Arkansas that I’ve been to several times. It’s beautiful. Love this amazing windmill!
Beautiful!
I have yet to visit the windmill, thank you for the sharing the fabulous photos of another SF gem 🙂
You’re a regular Don Quixote 🙂 Koningin Wilhelmina is the great-grandmother of the newly crowned Koning Willem-Alexander. You can buy boxes of Queen Wilhelmina peppermints here. She’s the longest serving monarch in the Netherlands.
That’s a beautiful windmill!
Windmills seem to spin stories. This one looks awesome!
Gorgeous windmill… and gardens too.
Very cool!
Those windmills are wonderful…and, after visiting them, I always like to end up at the Park Chalet for a basil martini and a fudge brownie sundae.
Off to India June 1 for six months.
My Sunday post is at:
http://rnsane.blogspot.com/2013/05/ues-weekend-challenge-seascape-sundays.html
Gorgeous. It’s funny, but you have such a perception about what is and isn’t in a particular place. I would never have pictured a windmill ANYwhere in SF. What fun!
There’s something so magical and whimsical about windmills. They remind me of Disneyland, miniature golf, Palm Springs, The Tv show Pushing Up Daisies, and the French song Alouette. So random, I know.
San Fran is my favorite US city, even though I’ve only visited twice. It captured my heart 🙂 I like your Sunday City post idea so much I’m going to try to join in when I can. Great blog!
Windmills remind of this crazy song “Windmills of my mind”.
http://youtu.be/OXFh-mYh2dQ
I love your pictures of the windmills!! I was there last Sunday too and saw the windmills from a distance but didn’t get into the park. The look pretty awesome, I should definitely go back.. 🙂 Thanks for hosting this link up! 🙂
Some wonderful photos, lovely light, the mill great! My favorite is the first!
I love this place!! We got married here at the windmill and then rented out the Park Chalet for our reception. That was almost 7 years ago now 🙂