Varel, Germany stock photo

Translation from German to English by Babel Fish The Vareler windmill has the typical three-part structure from stone rem underbody (with five projectiles), a timber construction and the cap with the wings, octagonal in the sketch, as a gallery dutchman. Up to the point of the cap the mill measures 29.80 m and to the point with perpendicular wing situation of 39 M. the length of a wing, i.e. the radius of the mill, amounts to 12 M. with this measures is the Varelser windmill the second highest mill of Germany. The gallery is in approx. 15 m height and can be used as prospect platform. The wind rose has a diameter of 4,5 M. the largest of four Mühlsteinen has a diameter of 2,05 m and weighs 4,500 kg. This is the largest Mahlstein well-known in Germany. [1] The underbody of the mill consists of 552 m3 clinker brick-work. At ground level it has a strength of 1 M. [1]