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Wingnut - look what I found!!

21 years ago

A website with a hand-made grinding stone.

http://www.angelfire.com/journal/pondlilymill/program.html

Also linked below.

But this one is much larger and more complicated than the one I used. I am still looking for plans for the simpler one. [And by the way I haven't forgotten about the bay leaves. There is still about 30% to 50% of the tree left, so we have enough to try some cuttings. I'll get to that soon, I hope.] -- Marie

Here is a link that might be useful: A colonial stone mill

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Wingnut_8b
21 years ago
Oh, that's wild! I've never been inside a working mill, but want to real bad. I've got to go see this Old Sturbridge Village ~ road trip! Thanks for the link, Marie. :)

So your tree is doing better?! Awesome!! I would just sit and cry for weeks if something like that of mine was lost!! No hurry on the cuttings ~ if you don't get around to it at all, no biggie. As long as you have the chance to root another two or three so you will always have it. :)
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