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Beautiful old restored mill. Delicious coffee and cake

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The construction of the Dutch Passageway goes back to an interest group of a total of 38 members of agricultural companies, who had the building constructed between 1860 and 1862 and each "bought in" it with different shares.

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The Dutch drive-through mill, where a horse-drawn carriage can drive directly under the grain floor for loading and unloading, was restored so that it milled again as it did on the first day in 1860. After that, the local friends in Wippingen gradually renovated the entire town center, repaired the rectory garden, put the old bakery into operation, built a barbecue area and a village fountain, and finally set up a small museum about the local history.

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In the years 1860 to 1862, the construction of the mill was commissioned by an interest group consisting mainly of farmers, but also beekeepers, widows and innkeepers. These came from the districts of Steinbilder-Wippingen and Sögeler-Wippingen. Each interested party in the mill acquired a share of the construction costs, which were divided into 200 parts. After the mill was initially leased, it was sold to the tenant Heinrich Schulte in 1913 for 18,000 marks. In 1924, the wings and the wing axis were destroyed by a lightning strike. The last re-roofing of the cap in 1932 was followed by the mill being taken out of service in 1937 due to a lack of profitability.

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The Wippinger Mill is a so-called gallery-style Dutch mill and a drive-through mill. The upper mill house is mounted on a rotating mill tower that can be adjusted to suit the wind. The mill was in operation for a long time and played an important role in regional agriculture. However, with increasing mechanization and the decline of traditional mill operations, it lost its original function. In the 1970s, the mill was renovated and has since been a historical landmark and a popular tourist destination. Today, the Wippinger Mill houses a small mill museum. For more information about events and opening times, check here: https://www.hallo-wippingen.de/wp/tag/heimatverein/.

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Rare: drive-through windmill in Wippingen.

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We had been here in March 2022. The park only opens its shops at Easter. Unfortunately we could not climb the tower and let the view wander. It's a shame, but we'll be back again 😊

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No matter which route you're taking, stop here for a break if you pass by. It's a sight to behold, and everything is beautifully restored. The construction of this Dutch windmill was initiated by a group of 38 members from agricultural businesses who commissioned its construction between 1860 and 1862, each purchasing a share.

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The observation tower in the family and leisure park "Surwolds Wald" has been one of the attractions of the park for many decades, along with the summer toboggan run, the climbing park, the fairytale forest and the mini golf course. The view over the northern Hümmling down to the Meyer shipyard and the sea radio towers near Ramsloh is fantastic. The only downer are the antiquated opening times. After 5 p.m. there is no more entry, which by the way costs 1€ for adults. So it would be better to keep access open, like on the Mordkuhlenberg in the Dammer Mountains.

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Great mills well worth seeing, recommended stop on the Emsland tour!

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On the way between Emstal and Hümling you come through Wippingen. A small village, with this beautiful and fully restored mill and outbuildings. Since the last restoration in 2011, fully functional, it makes a really good impression and invites you to linger. In the years 1860 to 1862, 38 farmers in the region pushed ahead with the construction of the Dutch-style windmill. In the years that followed, the mill was initially leased, but in 1913 it was bought by Heinrich Schulte for 18,000 Reichsmarks. In 1924 lightning struck the mill axis and 3 years later the advent of electricity in Wippingen pushed the windmill out of its task, which led to its final demise in 1937. At the end of the 1970s, the municipality acquired the mill and the rights of use were transferred to the Aschendorf-Hümmling local history association. Source: http://www.wippingen.org/_news/2018/05/muehle/FLyerMuehle2017.pdf

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The coastal canal is an approximately 70-kilometer-long federal waterway [2] that connects the Hunte near Oldenburg with the Ems near Dörpen, which has been expanded into the Dortmund-Ems canal.

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From the tower in Surwold there is a beautiful all-round view of the northern part of the town.

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Here you can play and romp. The fairytale forest and the summer toboggan run are next door. Also for the physical well-being is taken care of and in the shade of the trees one can have a great picnic.

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Make a stop here. You may need to register in advance. At the Wippinger mill you will find old, renovated and lovingly constructed houses with a beautiful garden.

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