
When Frank and I were in Aldie a few weeks ago we stopped at the mill and got to see corn being ground into meal.
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cool shot of the cogs!
ReplyDeleteI like the old machinery, what they could do back then was really neat. I have seen some that were wooden gears or maybe cogs, just sticks running together on wheels. Black Dog salvage dismantled one in Floyd county on one of hte Salvage Dawgs shows last year.
ReplyDeleteNeat video! I have visited a mill similar to this too. It's like a little trip back in time.
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