Talk:Operation Windmill

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IF you would ask how to put a windmill togetherthis is how first there is the back side and then there is the mourning and then there would be a celebration and last but not least there would be a gone away. So this is how fast some windmills will go the speed of an average windspeed would be 15 to 25 miles per hour and a prevailing wind were necessary for operation of a mile. Hold on you also have mills usually can have four sails but also can have five, six, and eight sailed mills were also built to them. Do you no what the earilest sail was built it was wooden, cloth-covered frams known as common sails. But see now we do not have to you the sails our the windmills because now we all have energy in the waves and air and more power then the old days so we now do not use them but ever does not have what we have so some city or countrys use windmills still and thats not bad but they dont have the kind of money the united states does. like in 1807 William Cunitt invented to sail could be adjusted while the sails were turning and did it happen yes it did. There is this guy that built alot of windmills his name was miller and was a big deal. Millers often had a reputation for dishonesty as shown by this rhyme from the period well it goes a little some thing like this.

 Take a miller who does not steal and a lawyer who is leal and a priest who is not greedy and set the three a dead corpse by and by the virtue of the three the dead corpse will quicked be.  that was a quat by the millers and it was a deep one.