This British Castle Still has a Functioning Flour Mill | American Aristocrat

In the 19th century, there was a watermill almost every mile of the river, such was the huge demand for flour and bread. Today, Eastnor castle’s own mill is still operational - an important piece of local history.
From the Series: An American Aristocrat's Guide to Great Estates: Eastnor Castle bitly.com/2XSwqBF

[@rebelwarwolf]

I love to see this kined of historic tech put back into use.

[@disaster7638]

Man medieval redstone engineers are something else

[@Xenochrist95]

Beautifully preserved!

[@featherstone8093]

Thank you very much.....Blessings!

[@GTLees]

I'd love to live like that today. Early ingenuity is so awe inspiring to me.

[@chrismaltmanmusic]

I was half expecting Mrs crocombe to appear out of nowhere and give that woman a scolding for being such a drama queen

[@teslasnow169]

Who else wanted to see them actually bake the flower into a loaf of bread!?!?

[@koi8073]

"what am I smelling now?" Flour. 🤣

[@nodakamakadon]

You can mill that host while you're at it.

[@melissasmidt222]

Truly amazing. I'd love to visit.

[@itskinaraaa]

In the back of his head, he was like "if she f**k this up...." 👏🏾😂

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Love it! Julie is such a cutie pie !

[@MissKristiLee]

She gave me a good chuckle... I am officially not the most uncoordinated person in the world lol

[@mbarnlund]

Even from the aerial shots, I can't figure out where the water goes after it turns the wheel...

[@Silkendrum]

I wanted to see how the water made the stones turn.

[@nick4819]

Did she just say "Is that it?" Imagine if "that was it" when it took humans thousands of years to build the first water wheels...

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Excellent information! Thanks .. 😁

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