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A wooden water wheel or watermill turbine milling, grinding, turning, and generating power, perhaps as a traditional alternative energy source. Positioned against the stone wall of a cottage building exterior, located in St. Paul, Minnesota, USA.

Big waterwheels (Norias) transport water from river Orontes in Hama Syria.

A photo and record of a watermill that rotates due to the power of falling water.April 2023, Chichibu City, Saitama Prefecture, Japan.

A historic wooden wheel on the water surface in Tokyo. High quality photo. Chofu district Tokyo Japan 07.07.2023 Here is an traditional area in Tokyo.

Europe, Romania, Transylvania, Carpathian Mountains. Fagaras. Ohaba. Oldest functioning grist mill with water wheel. The miller and wife.

Water Mill wheel at Cades Cove, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, USA

An wooden turbine dating back to 850 in the old part of Ulm city.

Reana del Rojale ditches and streams. Life and nature between mills and blooms.

View over a part of the beautiful public spa gardens in Bad Dürkheim. On right side is the famous saline building

The water flow driving the water mill wheel.

Europe, Romania, Viscri. Water wheel at Grist Mill.

Chemainus, Canada - December 10, 2023. Late afternoon scenics in Chemainus, BC.

Flower gardens, water falls, fountains and several ponds highlight a day in the park for tourists and locals alike

Bonneville Dam on the Columbia River, Oregon.

Close up details of a water wheel in Salzburg Austria

$Central Bosnia: Medieval water smithies\nThe fathers near Vareš in Central Bosnia were the only ones to keep forging agricultural tools with the power of water. Although before the war 70 locals were engaged in this business, today only a dozen of them work in blacksmithing. The Maidans, as they still call these blacksmiths from the Middle Ages, have been declared a national monument and placed under the protection of the State of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Recently, they have been increasingly visited by both domestic and foreign tourists. Agricultural tools and forged utensils from these squares go all over the world.\nSrecko Stipovic$

Front view of car tire rotating in wet conditions while in danger of hydroplaning

Working watermill wheel with falling waterin the village

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