Flyingmillers
Flyingmillers are a type of mill that were used to grind grain into flour. They were particularly common in the United Kingdom during the 19th and early 20th centuries. The term "flying" refers to the fact that these mills were often mounted on a framework that could be raised and lowered, allowing the millstones to be easily accessed for maintenance and repair. This design also allowed the mill to be moved to different locations, hence the term "flying" mill.
Flyingmillers typically consisted of a pair of large millstones, one stationary and one rotating, which were
Flyingmillers were an important part of the rural economy, providing a source of income for farmers and
Today, flyingmillers are a rare sight, with only a handful of examples still in existence. However, they