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Quite - the windmill is rotated depending on the direction of the wind. It might be worth a few NSCers actually visiting, and going on one of the tours (every other Sunday in the summer from 2pm), to widen their knowledge base.

Just because it doesn't work on a daily basis, should a landmark be compromised by a new building? It's not just this building, it's the others previously built that have gradually restricted wind-flow, and this will be a further 'nail in the coffin', in terms of functionality. The windmill is...