Geometry somestimes look so simple and straight
it’s everywhere, before we start thinking of it too
it’s used in antiquity also before it was known as geometry.
The Greek philosophers, such as Plato, often used geometry to illustrate philosophical issues – geometry was considered a necessary prerequisite for philosophical thinking
– an important reason why the ancient Greeks preferred geometry rather than algebra
was that their number system was not well developed.
There is much geometry in the 130-year old mill
geometry is also a kind of logic
the new generation turbines sneaks in at the old mills
but the new ones, there are also lots of geometry in them.
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The theme of the Weekly Photo Challenge this time is “geometry“.
always enough wind in Denmark I suppose!
#.frizztext
Denmark is a little windy country… 🙂
Years ago a an artist elected to parliament by promising among others things – tailwind on the bike path more often – it was now more deep irony of our incompetent politicians (across the political spectra) and their “do as we say, not as we do” – but politicians did not understand the signal but continued “business as usual” – and political alienation grew even more…
That’s a wonderful example… and I love the quaintness of windmills. 🙂
Thank you for checking in during the Hurricane… your kind wishes were appreciated!
#.elizabeth
Thanks appreciates your comment and agree about the windmills… 😉
You welcome – about the hurricane – even it was really really bad, so must we recognize that it could have been worse – hope all those affected will soon be on the right path again – nature can be cruel…
Great photo of the windmill.
#.jan masyn
Thanks appreciates – Denmark may soon match with the Netherlands as a mill country, there are many many wind turbines in around the danish countryside… 🙂
Great photo, love it!
#.seyi sandra
Thanks a lot, really appreciates… 🙂
Neat entry Ledrake 🙂
#.madhu
Thanks, really appreciates… 🙂
Love the first one 🙂
#.leanova
Thanks appreciates… 🙂
Stunning and original shot. 😉
#.cruzdelsur
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Nice shot and post, Drake!
#.richard guest
Thanks, really appreciates… 🙂
It definitely is all around in Nature…It was my favourite subject at school!!
#.lisaman
‘hahaha’ – it was mine too… 🙂
Agree geometry is really all around in nature…
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It’s nice to see 130 year old mill 🙂 Lovely compositions.. and yes, geometry is logical 😀 You see, I do agree with some drakes some times 😉
#.paula
What do you really agree with me to day..??? ‘hahaha’
I feel lucky… 😉 😉 😉
Me encanta el molino, es precioso. Un saludo.
#.barbara
Thanks, I also think it’s a beautiful mill – environment changes through the years but the mill “change” only because of the light… 😉
Sin duda me quedo con el molino antiguo, ¡es precioso!, los nuevos solo manchan el paisaje, por aquí tenemos miles de ellos!
#.manoli rizo
Yes agree all these old mills they decorate the landscape so beautiful… 🙂
Love the windmill. 🙂
#.adinparadise
Thanks a lot, really appreciate that… 🙂
Stunning photo of the windmill and I love the other misty picture too. Good luck!
#.artzent
Thanks a lot, really appreciates… 🙂