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Norðurljós
August 7, 2017
Hiking
The Karthäuser mill in Telz is a Erdholländerwindmühle and was built in 1836. In 1883, the miller Herman Karthäuser from the Prignitz was on the move and hired himself with that miller Dreke. In 1885, Mr. Karthäuser bought the mill, which has since been owned by the family. In addition to the Dutch mill without technical equipment and wing dummies is a motor mill from 1945, which was used until 1960 for flour production and then for the production of animal feed. Since 1999, the mill has been continued in the fourth generation by Gerd and Heike Ullrich.
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Frank Meyer
April 6, 2018
Hiking
From the marked place, however, there are still about 500 meters as the crow flies to windmill. However, the view on it is also quite good from the path on the Notte Canal, but taking pictures without optical zoom from there is not a good idea ...
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Stadt Mittenwalde
January 15, 2020
Hiking
The “Karthäuser Mühle”, also known as the feed mill, was built in 1836 and has been family-owned since 1885. Until the 1960s, flour was only produced here. Then the production was switched to feed and accessories. Today you can conveniently order the products online.
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