Norse Mill and Kiln
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Joana Kruse
Shoot with care
There is a great danger of fire due to the roofs and you are not allowed to smoke or have any other open fire near the buildings.
About this spot
The Norse Mill and Kiln, located near Shawbost on the Isle of Lewis, Scotland, is a fascinating historical site that provides a glimpse into the region's Norse past. These well-preserved ruins, dating back to the 13th century, offer a unique opportunity for photographers to capture the essence of this bygone era.
The Norse Mill and Kiln represent an important chapter in the history of the Isle of Lewis. These structures were once used to grind grain and dry barley, providing essential resources for the local community. The mill's waterwheel, powered by a nearby stream, speaks to the ingenuity of Norse engineering.
The Norse Mill and Kiln represent an important chapter in the history of the Isle of Lewis. These structures were once used to grind grain and dry barley, providing essential resources for the local community. The mill's waterwheel, powered by a nearby stream, speaks to the ingenuity of Norse engineering.
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