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Interior of Grain Mill in Wood house

Inside view of Bale Grist Mill with tools and Equipments in Napa Valley

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In the mid-1800s there were more than 2,000 mills on Öland, today there are about 400. They are almost all standard wooden mills. The whole of the mill is attached to the central heavy wooden beam. This upright heavy beam is held in place by angled struts at the bottom. These struts rest on stones or rocks. In order for the mill to turn, a tail is created; the stairs to the top also sit on this tail beam. Most were used to grind grain. As a result of the expansion of the arable land to be farmed and improved prosperity, 2,000 farmers had their own mills. These mills are not real estate; when the owner moved, the mill went with him to his new place.

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