Velkommen Danish Windmill, Elkhorn, Iowa




"Velkommen Danish Windmill, Elkhorn, Iowa". 1848. Just amazing architecture. I will be sharing the mini church that was on the property very soon on my other blog "Hike2Forty and beyond", hope you will stay tuned in for that, super cute & oh so tiny. Beth ( :

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eileeninmd said…
Hello Beth, that is a cool windmill. It is neat seeing one in Iowa. Have a happy day!
9/10/15, 7:09 AM
The Cranky said…
What a surprise that must be to unsuspecting drivers!
9/10/15, 7:28 AM
Sandi said…
This makes me want those cookies that are shaped like windmills!
9/10/15, 7:42 AM
EG CameraGirl said…
I'd love to step inside the windmill and climb the stairs to see the inner workings.
9/10/15, 7:57 AM
Sara - Villa Emilia said…
Hello, Beth!
The windmill is really beautiful!
But I may be partial, I have (very) far Danish ancestors. :)
Have a lovely day!
9/10/15, 8:41 AM
Linda Kay said…
Beth, must be some Dutch folks in that area, seeing the windmill. It looks like one we photographed in Germany, just across the way from Amsterdam.
9/10/15, 9:46 AM
This N That said…
Great shot! Love the windmill
9/10/15, 3:35 PM
William Kendall said…
I didn't know the Danes also had a thing for windmills.
9/10/15, 4:09 PM
Ruth Hiebert said…
The windmills always fascinate me. These are great.
9/10/15, 6:58 PM
Michelle said…
Pretty cool!
9/10/15, 7:25 PM
Stephanie said…
Love these windmill shots!
9/10/15, 8:57 PM
Mike@Bit About Britain said…
Excellent - you don't see too many of those; not outside Denmark, anyway.
9/11/15, 10:25 AM
Rose said…
Did you go inside? I so would love to see one in real life, from inside and the outside. I just love the looks of them.
9/11/15, 2:48 PM
Lorrie said…
Windmills are fun buildings. Not many around here, but I remember seeing one in Manitoba a few years ago. Great photos.
9/11/15, 7:41 PM
Maggid said…
I'm looking forward to the tiny church . . AND - you have reminded me, when i get a chance, i should take a picture of a place here that looks like a windmill . . but isn't.
Happy Day!
9/13/15, 8:43 PM
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