#SilentSunday
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@CiaraNi *charges*
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@CiaraNi *charges*
@eivind Ah so that was *your* donkey in the field nearby
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@eivind Ah so that was *your* donkey in the field nearby
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Edited because I saw that I'd called it a windymill in the Alt Text. Reluctantly edited, because I quite like the sound of 'windymill' and may call them that from now on.
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@CiaraNi Minor nitpick; it's not stone, but thatch, and the structure is made of wood, including the lattices that make up the sails. The sole visible metal part is the red cross-brace at the center, and I am willing to bet there's no stone involved, other than perhaps the foundation, which is not within view
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@CiaraNi Minor nitpick; it's not stone, but thatch, and the structure is made of wood, including the lattices that make up the sails. The sole visible metal part is the red cross-brace at the center, and I am willing to bet there's no stone involved, other than perhaps the foundation, which is not within view
@sindarina Major thing, not minor! I had nothing to go on, so just described what I thought I saw. Thanks, I'll fix it.
(This is a great example of something I've been thinking about as regards writing Alt Text in recent times, since normal web search got ruined - I'll be off to think about, and probably toot about, this.)
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@CiaraNi
I can see wind! -
Edited because I saw that I'd called it a windymill in the Alt Text. Reluctantly edited, because I quite like the sound of 'windymill' and may call them that from now on.
Edited again because it turned out I'd spread Fake News in the Fediverse. Thanks to @sindarina for correcting my happy-amateur alt text that claimed that there was stone and metal involved in the windymill.
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Edited again because it turned out I'd spread Fake News in the Fediverse. Thanks to @sindarina for correcting my happy-amateur alt text that claimed that there was stone and metal involved in the windymill.
Alas, schools these days don't teach accurate windymillology.
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Edited because I saw that I'd called it a windymill in the Alt Text. Reluctantly edited, because I quite like the sound of 'windymill' and may call them that from now on.
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Edited because I saw that I'd called it a windymill in the Alt Text. Reluctantly edited, because I quite like the sound of 'windymill' and may call them that from now on.
@CiaraNi and there's already a Windy Miller!
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@CiaraNi and there's already a Windy Miller!
@mothninja @CiaraNi Windy Miller works at the windymill!
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Alas, schools these days don't teach accurate windymillology.
@davidtheeviloverlord @CiaraNi As the granddaughter of a miller's son and a Dutch native, I have been properly taught, and must pass on The Knowledge at every available opportunity
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Edited because I saw that I'd called it a windymill in the Alt Text. Reluctantly edited, because I quite like the sound of 'windymill' and may call them that from now on.
@CiaraNi Windymill is lovely. In Scotland, standing washing lines are called "whirlygigs", which I also love.
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@the_roamer Oh ta, nice, I'll be using that from now on
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Edited because I saw that I'd called it a windymill in the Alt Text. Reluctantly edited, because I quite like the sound of 'windymill' and may call them that from now on.
@CiaraNi I am here for #windymill
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@CiaraNi and there's already a Windy Miller!
@mothninja I did not know that - I am pleased to meet Windy Miller. Thanks!
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@mothninja @CiaraNi Windy Miller works at the windymill!
@HollieK72 @mothninja Such a lovely thought!
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Edited because I saw that I'd called it a windymill in the Alt Text. Reluctantly edited, because I quite like the sound of 'windymill' and may call them that from now on.
You do know, don't you, that our Lady Joan Mastodon referred to "windymills" when she wanted to tease Don Quixote, who in his second life had joined her fellowship:
