Looking to buy wooden Dutch Windmill for my garden in N.S.

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IrishLass Sydney, Canada Jul 18, 2009

Hi everybody. I am looking to buy a wooden windmill for my garden. I already have a Dutch boy and girl. They measure approximately two feet high, so I would probably need one about three feet high. They are very hard to find. It took me nearly ten years to find the boy and girl. I live in Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada, and I am hoping there are a few Nova Scotians listed on Dave's site. Thanks very much.--Phyllis

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pirl (Arlene) Southold, NY(Zone 7a) Jul 19, 2009

Maybe you could find one online. This is the best I could find for you:
http://www.shopping.com/xDN-garden--decorative_windmills

We loved visiting Nova Scotia!

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IrishLass Sydney, Canada Jul 19, 2009

Hi pirl. Thanks very much for sending me the website. I was looking for a wooden windmill, like you would see in Holland, only garden size. I really am happy that you enjoyed your visit here. I live on beautiful Cape Breton Island. I don't know how far into N.S you came, but if you didn't get a chance to visit here, keep it in mine. A lot of people come here to visit the Cabot Trail, which is beautiful also. Well, thanks again and have a great evening.---Phyllis

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pirl (Arlene) Southold, NY(Zone 7a) Jul 20, 2009

Yes, Phyllis we've been west to Halifax and Lunenburg and up all through Cape Breton and down the northern side past the fantastic field of scarecrows dressed like kids, brides and grooms, older folks, etc. That was a thrill.

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Azalea Jonesboro, GA(Zone 7b) Jul 21, 2009

There are some cute ones here http://www.windmilloutlet.com/

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IrishLass Sydney, Canada Jul 21, 2009

Thank you Azalea. I have seen this site also. I was really hoping that I could purchase one in Nova Scotia or New Brunswick. Thank you for taking the time to send me the site.

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