Soon, Sangar Mill will be lost forever

I’ve visited Sangar Mill before. It’s a tiny windmill which was built in the 19th Century and which was still used to thresh oats and bere barley in the 1950s.

I even managed to get my photograph of it on a biscuit box, which I count as a huge success:

Today I’m walking from the North Sea to the Atlantic, which on an island this thin isn’t much of an achievement. I pass it again and love it just as much as before:

Windmill - The Hall of Einar - photograph (c) David Bailey (not the)

I’d like to come back and sketch it sometime. Soon it will be lost forever.

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