Vento Vivimus Mill
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A beautiful, round, stone belt mill / corn mill from 1875 is a national monument. The name Vento Vivimus means: 'We live from the wind'. In 1945 the mill, which had suffered heavy war damage, was restored.In the winter of 1944/1945, the Waal was a front area between the Germans in the north and the Allies in the south. That is why the mill had suffered a lot of damage.
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Vento Vivimus is a belt mill built in Hurwenen in 1875. Its name is Latin for "We live from the wind". The mill was seriously damaged at the end of the Second World War. Restoration began in 1975, albeit in small quantities. Wikipedia
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