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Engine house

Posted by Chris Giddings (Tindall) on August 13, 2016
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The brickwork and windows of the new engine house are now complete.

John

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    • The end of “Fort Knox”
    • New engine shed
    • Volunteer — Rose Connor
    • Engine house
    • Dressing the mill stones
    • Hurst frame
    • “Fort Knox” new engine shed
    • Hopton CEVC Primary School visit
    • Visitor centre
    • Passing of respected millwright –Vincent Pargeter
    • Rope making demonstration
    • Temporary repair to sail clamp
    • Mill painting completed Aug 2015
    • Soak away
    • Fantail looking good
    • workshop loft floor
    • Improved runner stone paddle
    • Winter grazing on mill meadow
    • MILESTONE –FIRST BAG OF FLOUR PRODUCED
    • Meadow fence
    • Installing the water supply pipe
    • Repainting the mill cap
    • painting sails and shutters
    • Sinking the borehole
    • Volunteeer –Phil Morton
    • Getting ready for grinding flour for sale
    • repaired top half door
    • open day 21 April 2014
    • replacement link
    • inspecting shutters to repair

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