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A Trip to the Lubbock Windmill Museum

Half of the wind in West Texas is produced by the windmills at this museum.

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At first, we were perplexed by all the choices.

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My dad kept saying he felt like he was being followed.

I didn't really notice anything unusual.

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My brother, Kevin, is a dork.

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This man counseled Kevin on the dangers of wasting wind.

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This exhibit was titled "Whirling Blades of Death" for some reason.

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The "Elmer & Melvyn Miller Windmill Weight Collection" was an unexpected treat.

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This Challenger 27 Windmill was able to complete 47 round trips into low Earth orbit before it was retired from use by NASA.

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Kevin arm wrestles a windmill motor damaged by a tornado and loses.

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Clint points at something, probably a windmill or windmill part.

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The rarely seen double headed windmill.

It has twice the power and eight times the prestige of a regular windmill


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