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A nice sunny landscape of the gristmill and waterwheel by the dam at Yates Mill Park in Raleigh, NC.

This is an image of a historical water mill located in a peaceful natural setting. The mill appears to be a wooden structure with a greyish-brown color, likely weathered by time. It features a large water wheel attached to the side of the building, partially immersed in the flowing water. The building has a sloped roof and a small wooden balcony-like structure near the water wheel. The mill is situated next to a stream or small river, with clear water flowing downstream and splashing gently over rocks. Surrounding the mill are various green trees and foliage, indicating a serene woodland environment. It seems to be a quiet, idyllic spot that showcases traditional milling architecture and engineering, perhaps from the 19th or early 20th century.

This is a photo of a traditional watermill, which is a structure typically built near a water source such as a river or stream. The watermill depicted here is made of wood, with what appears to be weathered and rustic wooden siding, indicative of its age and the natural elements it has endured. It has a somewhat sloped roof, possibly covered in shingles, which is common in mill construction. The most prominent feature of this watermill is its large waterwheel, which is also made of wood. The wheel is positioned vertically and appears to be in good condition, with all its slats intact. It is positioned partially inside the water, which would traditionally turn the wheel to power the internal mechanisms of the mill used for grinding grain or other materials. The watermill is positioned atop a small stone foundation that raises it above the flowing water. You can see the water gently flowing past the bottom of the mill, indicating that the water level is not too high, perhaps during a drier season or time of day. There are lush green leaves from the surrounding foliage overhanging the scene, which provides a sense of tranquility and indicates that the watermill is located in a green, wooded area. Overall, the image evokes a sense of historical technology, rural life, and peaceful natural beauty.

The picture shows an old-fashioned wooden mill nestled beside a creek or small river. The focal point of the image is a large, dark wooden waterwheel attached to the side of the mill, partially in the water, suggesting that it is powered by the flow of the stream. The building has a rustic charm, with weathered wooden siding and a shingled roof. A small wooden bridge or walkway connects the mill to the creek bank, allowing access to the structure. Trees with green foliage gently overhang the scene, providing a sense of tranquility and natural beauty. The water of the creek appears to be moving, with some ripples visible, and the setting appears to be peaceful and secluded.

Stone part of a hand mill for grinding grain into flour

A nice landscape of the historic gristmill at Yates Mill Park at sunset in North Carolina.

A closeup of the wooden flume and waterwheel by the dam at Yates Mill Park in Raleigh, North Carolina.

A fall landscape at sunset of warning signs at the dam's slippery rocks at Yates Mill Park downstream in Raleigh, North Carolina.

A nice view of the duck pond from the wooden viewing deck at the historic Yates Mill Park in North Carolina, USA.

A colorful winter landscape of the historic Yates Mill Park pond and watermill in Raleigh, North Carolina.

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