in the key of C Major
Mar. 18th, 2024 11:38 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
asakiyumeFor the daily prompt thing I'm doing, I ended up going down a rabbit hole about windmill sails and came across this story of a miller who restored the last of what used to be many windmills--"the highest concentration of windmills in the Iberian peninsula"--on a mountain in Portugal. Here he is with his windmill in 2019:
Photo by Maria Rebelo Photography; resized from the image at the blog post
He's using the mill to grind ancient wheat grains; he says ants prefer wheat grains that don't have pesticides.
Oh, and those clay pots hanging on the arms of the windmill? They are each tuned to a note in the key of C Major, and you can hear what they sound like in this soundcloud file.
Photo by Maria Rebelo Photography; resized from the image at the blog post
He's using the mill to grind ancient wheat grains; he says ants prefer wheat grains that don't have pesticides.
Oh, and those clay pots hanging on the arms of the windmill? They are each tuned to a note in the key of C Major, and you can hear what they sound like in this soundcloud file.
