These light-hearted joker mills were created by taking photographs of five Sussex windmills, scenery, and a few other things, and then they were cut out and stuck together.  The photographs were then scanned digitally.  Below is a list of the various types of mills and the items used to make them.

Enjoy, just a bit of fun.

Post Mill:  Sails of High Salvington Windmill; 
a pillar box in a street in Goring.

Tower Mill:  Sails and top part of Polegate Windmill;  
the tower of Eastbourne church.

Smock Mill:  Sails of West Blatchington Windmill; 
a smock in the mill museum at West Blatchington;  a field at Highdown, Ferring.

Watermill.  Sails of West Blatchington Windmill; 
spring water bottle;  the Ferring Rife, Ferring.

Tide Mill:  Sails of High Salvington Windmill; 
groyne on Worthing Beach.

Cotton Mill:  Sails of Halnaker Windmill;  
cotton reels; a field at Highdown, Ferring.

Sawmill:  Rye Windmill; 
saw from Field Place, Goring.

Steam Mill:  Sails of Polegate Windmill;  
miniature steam train at Field Place Steam Railway, Goring; 
 a field in Washington.