This large mill in Edinburg now has flood walls. When you look at shallow Stony Creek next to it, you may find it hard to imagine this area flooding.
There is a restaurant on the lower level and the upper level houses a history museum.
August 17, 2021
Edinburg Mill and Museum
There is a restaurant on the lower level and the upper level houses a history museum.
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It looks charming.
ReplyDeleteExtreme flooding in many areas is becoming a way of life.
ReplyDelete...it's wonderful to see old mils, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWonder what the bird with purple feathers might be.
ReplyDeleteIt’s a duck. The purple is a trick of the light. It looks more blue.
DeleteGood that it's looked after.
ReplyDeleteAwesome post
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