Nederland - Zaandam, Zaanse Schans
Nederland - Vorden, Watermolen Hackfort
Nederland - Leiden, De Valk
Nederland - Leiden, De Put
Nederland - Burgervlotbrug, Molen L-Q
Nederland - Groet, Groetermolen
Nederland - Delft, De Roos
Nederland - Schiedam, De Walvisch
Nederland - Schiedam, De Drie Koornbloemen
Nederland - Schiedam, De Kameel
Nederland - Schiedam, De Palmboom
Nederland - Vaassen, Daams Molen
Nederland - Bredevoort, De Prins van Oranje
Nederland - Noordwolde, Windlust
Nederland - Elspeet, De Hoop
Nederland - Meppel, De Vlijt
Nederland - Wanroy, Hamse Molen
Nederland - Sint Agatha, Jan van Cuijk
Nederland - Egmond aan den Hoef, Wimmenumer Molen
Nederland - ‘t Zand, De Hoop
Nederland - Sloten, De Kaai
Nederland - Bronkhorster Molen
Nederland - Kampen, d’Olde Zwarver
Nederland - Heemstede, Molentje van Groenendaal
Nederland - Haarlem, De Adriaan
Nederland - De Molen van Rolde
Nederland - Barger-Compascuum, De Berk
Nederland - Vreeland, Hoekermolen
Nederland - Nigtevecht, Garstenmolen
Nederland – Laren, De Korenmolen
Nederland - Oudorp, strijkmolens
Nederland - Schoorl, Kijkduin
Nederland - Groet, Groetermolen
Nederland - Camperduin, Hargermolen
Nederland - Zaanse Schans
Nederland - Zaanse Schans
Nederland - Stevensweert, Hompesche Molen
Nederland - Wijhe, Wijhese Molen
Nederland - Enkhuizen, Vogelhoeksmolen
Nederland - Alkmaar, Molen van Piet
Nederland - Krommenie, De Woudaap
Nederland - Akersloot, De Oude Knegt
Nederland - Uitgeest, Tweede Broekermolen
Nederland - Roderwolde, Woldzigt
Nederland - Haren, De Helper
Nederland - Molen van Waardenburg
Nederland - Nunspeet, De Duif
Nederland - Bellingwolde, Veldkamp's Meuln
Nederland - Vorden, Watermolen Hackfort
Nederland - Haren, De Helper
Nederland - Sint Maartensbrug, Noorder G
Nederland - Oisterwijk, Kerkhovense Molen
Nederland - Willemstad, d'Orangemolen
Nederland - Hulshorst, De Maagd
Nederland - Torenmolen van Gronsveld
Nederland - Ruinen, De Zaandplatte
Nederland - Heusden, stadshaven
Nederland - Zuidlaren, De Wachter
Nederland - Veere, De Koe
Germany - Lage, watermill
Nederland - De Wijk, Wieker Meule
Nederland - Wijk bij Duurstede, ‘Rijn en Lek’
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Watermolens - Wassermühlen - water mills - moulins à eau
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Germany - Lage, watermill
The watermill in Lage was first officially mentioned in the year of 1270. It was about 200 years later that King Philip II of Spain, as ruler of the Netherlands, approved building of a mill on the river Dinkel. It is supposed that this was a reconstruction or expansion of an existing mill.
The current mill looks like it is from the late 17th century. A distinguishing feature is the two undershot waterwheels that drive both a flour mill and an oil mill. In the early years of the 20th century, electricity was also generated at the mill to supply the community of Lage. After World War I, the oil mill was shut down. The grist mill kept running until 1957, although the last years by a diesel engine. After the last miller’s death, the mill stood empty.
In 1962, when the building was threatening to fall down, the most urgent safety work started. Ten years later, Grafschaft Bentheim brought about a comprehensive restoration on the mill, giving it once more its two waterwheels and restoring the weir to improve flow rates. Nowadays the mill can be run again.
(Lage, or officially Herrlichkeit Lage), refers to the time between the end of the Thirty Years' War and the year of 1803, in which Lage was an independent small state with its own jurisdiction. Since the late 19th century large parts of Lage are Dutch-owned, since 1977 by the Dutch ‘Twickel Foundation’.)
The current mill looks like it is from the late 17th century. A distinguishing feature is the two undershot waterwheels that drive both a flour mill and an oil mill. In the early years of the 20th century, electricity was also generated at the mill to supply the community of Lage. After World War I, the oil mill was shut down. The grist mill kept running until 1957, although the last years by a diesel engine. After the last miller’s death, the mill stood empty.
In 1962, when the building was threatening to fall down, the most urgent safety work started. Ten years later, Grafschaft Bentheim brought about a comprehensive restoration on the mill, giving it once more its two waterwheels and restoring the weir to improve flow rates. Nowadays the mill can be run again.
(Lage, or officially Herrlichkeit Lage), refers to the time between the end of the Thirty Years' War and the year of 1803, in which Lage was an independent small state with its own jurisdiction. Since the late 19th century large parts of Lage are Dutch-owned, since 1977 by the Dutch ‘Twickel Foundation’.)
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belle semaine mon ami♫
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Bon lundi de Pentecôte. Amitiés
Bonne et agréable semaine paisible et reposante.
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A beautifully captured little series..!!
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