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It’s a cool stop on the river.

We had a sausage sandwich from a restaurant that has been serving since 1146. Yep 1146..

It was an interesting location. It’s crazy that the bridge has been there that long.

Yep

Thanks. I appreciate having you along. Still about 9 stops to go. Already looking for the next adventure

Evening. Hope you are doing well. We are receiving some of your weather this week. 20’s here by PHX. Just wanted you to know I’m sending it back.

@OutdoorsWithRobert it's ok, keep it 😆

@OpenAirAdventure well ok

@@randyshake3439 Thanks. I appreciate you following along

There were many cool stops. The one a week ago with the windmills was I think my favorite

@@Sinarglondong I am very happy with the splitter

It’s a neat place. Maybe not for many as you can guess it’s wind there much of the time. The mechanical side of the visit was very interesting

It was one of my favorite things to see

That is true. The center drive post is original about 300 years. The square drive post is 18” square and about 35’ tall. The gear teeth are held in place with a wedge and are replaceable. The upper area above the brick and stone where the horizontal drive shaft connects to the blades rotates to be able to bring the blades into the wind.

@OutdoorsWithRobert amazing. The sound of it must have been like nothing else.

Think about the family that cared for each windmill lived inside

Yeah for sure. There was a bunch of people talking and such. I would have enjoyed talking more about the windmills while there.

I agree to that.

The windmills were their home. They were given the place to live and in return they had to keep it running. They would normally have gardens and a small amount of livestock and would trade for other things. The “captains wheel” device that I showed when I exited the windmill was used to turn the upper part of the windmill to get it facing into the wind.

Yeah he’s a bit shy

Yeah. Didn’t have to go very far.

Definitely my happy place

At least one of us has their head screwed on right. He wears shorts all winter….

That’s right.

It’s a beautiful place.

I appreciate you following along. Have a great weekend

It’s a great piece of equipment

For sure

There is so much to see.

Very Historic

Thanks

It was a great day for a ride!

Prague was a neat place to visit.

Thanks.

Yes, Budapest was a nice visit. I want to go back and see more of it.

It was a fun visit

Thanks for making the connection. I have split plenty with an axe or wedge and sledge hammer.

The market was fun. Yet, the market in London was a better experience

Thanks for following along.

That it correct. My traveling partner made to a great trip

Thanks for watching. I think I have found you at Fabrats or Matt’s

The city is rich in beauty and history. I was surprised about how much of the city historical buildings are still being restored from damage incurred during WW2.

I agree

It was a fun trip that covered a good amount of territory. We crossed near your place in the middle of the night.

Good job 🎉❤

Thanks

The cathedral was started in 1388.

It was a cool cathedral. Originally the cathedral was to be twice the size.

Was a tight spot. Better now.

Yep. Bet you didn’t see that coming

Was a funny moment

Cool area.

The architecture of that building is amazing!

Thanks for watching!

That is a 28 Pro Compact. The new model is a bit different.

@@OutdoorsWithRobert Ok, I watched a few of the other videos and I could see it. Thanks for the speedy response.

Thanks for watching. I’m blessed with three hard working children.

You bet. I hope your son’s first semester ends well. Enjoy Thanksgiving

I should have recorded the biggest rounds that I processed. They were over 40”. It was the last of my logs. The lift handled it easier then me getting the rounds onto the lift.