Barrow Gurney: millpond at Lower Barrow Mill
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Barrow Gurney: millpond at Lower Barrow Mill
Image: © Martin Bodman Taken: Unknown
On the Land Yeo, by the B3130 from Chew Magna and Winford to Wraxall and Nailsea. The watermill was rebuilt in 1909 when owned by the Gibbs family of Tyntesfield – the house now owned by the National Trust. It retains an internal 14’ diameter overshot waterwheel used until the 1950s but the mill is not open to the public. This was at one time the lowest of three watermills at Barrow Gurney
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Image Location
Latitude
51.413501
Longitude
-2.687269