Warwick Bridge Mill - jog scry

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Warwick Bridge Mill - jog scry

Image: © Chris Allen Taken: 28 Sep 2023

This disused oscillating sieve or jog scry was part of the oat milling process but oats are now milled here by a different process. All the kit was retained during restoration but only two sets of French burr stones can be used. The mill was busy making flour and it was a real treat to visit and see it working. It is not open usually but it may be possible to arrange a visit on request. One of the highlights of my week.

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Image Location

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Latitude
54.904127
Longitude
-2.821682