Now, the Mill is actually one of several historical buildings that have been preserved and turned into a museum. Let's see what's inside.
Here are some of the gears that made up the inner workings of the mill...
The grain traveled down this chute....
...dropped into this hopper...
...and was crushed between giant grindstones like this one:
Of course, most of the power to turn the grindstones came from the giant water wheel outside. But...hey, what's this??....
A DOG-POWERED TREADMILL? No. Way.
I guess the dogs must have been very fit back then. I hope they were well compensated with bacon...
All right, let's proceed to the next room. See you next time, everyone...
Beary cool mill!!
ReplyDeleteSOunds like a fun trip, although I am confused about the dog power treadmill. Did the dogs get breaks every 10 minute? Did they get bacon flavored treats? Were they well fed? So many questions.
DeleteI share your concerns, LF.
Deletethat mill looks familiar
ReplyDeleteYou don't say.
DeleteI was thinking exactly the same thing! "I've seen this mill before!" Hehheh... thanks for the post card. I do hope that there was a Canine Union to advocate for the rights of those pooches.
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