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PilleDiBavaria 〽️
April 23, 2018
Hiking
The Pertiller Mill is part of the Mill Hiking Trail (Trail No. 61)
This mill was built in 1711. It was in operation until approx. 1963.
Horse-drawn carts brought the grain to the mill. Rye and wheat were ground for own consumption (approx. 15 people had to be supplied), oats were coarsely ground into animal feed. The mill room was equipped with a table, a chest bed, and a stove.
The water was channeled from the so-called children's pool onto the overshot water wheel, which required little water.
In autumn and winter, rye and wheat flour were ground in reserve.
This mill was built in 1711. It was in operation until approx. 1963.
Horse-drawn carts brought the grain to the mill. Rye and wheat were ground for own consumption (approx. 15 people had to be supplied), oats were coarsely ground into animal feed. The mill room was equipped with a table, a chest bed, and a stove.
The water was channeled from the so-called children's pool onto the overshot water wheel, which required little water.
In autumn and winter, rye and wheat flour were ground in reserve.
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