Blackpool Mill was built in 1813 to grind flour. It's now been beautifully restored and renovated and is home to a high class restaurant.

The bridge makes a great viewpoint to admire both the mill and the River Cleddau across which it spans.

Kit P

July 13, 2022

There was originally an iron forge here but it was replaced in the early 19th century by a four storey mill, which remains today. The mill operated until just after the Second World War, and today it serves as a fascinating museum.

Blackpool Bridge is also worth pausing to admire; it's a Grade-II listed structure that spans the River Cleddau.

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