Cycling Highlight
Recommended by 69 out of 70 cyclists
The lower tower of this mill dates from the 18th century. The mill was equipped with a ship's wheel at the .bouw. The paddle wheel was later replaced by a Viizel.The mill was used as a windmill until about 1935. After that, a diesel engine was installed to power the Vizel. The upper house and the wick cross have been removed. In 2003 the mill was transferred from the Water Board to the Mill Foundation. The thatched lower tower is unique for a spinner head mill. Completely restored in 2008 and since then the mill has been run by willing millers.
August 14, 2023
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