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	Redbournbury Mill - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Redbournbury Mill, a water-driven flour mill, lies on the River Ver between St Albans and Redbourn in the county of Hertfordshire.
		Today, after a ten-year restoration project, the mill is working again and producing organic flour that is sold at the mill and in local shops and markets, and is used by local restaurants.
		Adjacent to the mill are two deep fords which can be crossed by car with care, allowing a road connection between the A5 and A6 near Harpenden.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Redbournbury_Mill (158 words)

	Norfolk Mills - Watermill Machinery
		The majority of mills in Norfolk are either breastshot or undershot, mainly because the Norfolk terrain is no more than undulating and does not provide the high head of water required by an overshot wheel.
		Milling rights were jealously guarded, and villagers would have been allowed to grind corn only at their landlord's mill.
		The best milling wheat would later come from America where, because of the climate, the grain was harder and produced a stronger flour (containing a higher proportion of gluten).
	www.norfolkmills.co.uk /watermill-machinery.html (1569 words)

	Mirago : Arts: Architecture: History: Building Types: Mills: United Kingdom
		Lyme Regis Town Mill - This ancient watermill, operated by The Town Mill Trust, was restored in 2001.
		Quarry Bank Mill - The National Trust presents one of the first generation of water-powered cotton spinning mills, which is still a working mill.
		Redbournbury Mill - The history of this recently restored watermill in Hertfordshire, along with photographs and an explanation of how it works.
	www.mirago.co.uk /scripts/dir.aspx?cat=Top%2fArts%2fArchitecture%2fHistory%2fBuilding_Types%2fMills%2fUnited_Kingdom (753 words)

	Redbournbury Mill - History - Timeline
		The Mill was listed in the Donesday Survey - one of the five most valuable (by rent) in Hertfordshire.
		Further extension of the Mill and the house.
		Mill machinery completely modernised and the three 'in-line' mill stones fitted.
	www.redbournmill.co.uk /timeline.htm (218 words)

	River Ver
		Milling played an important part in the Ver’s history and building mills was man's first real impact on the river as for each mill a diversion channel or leat was built.
		Dolittle Mill has been demolished, but the 15th century historian Thomas Walsingham records Dolittle Mill as the site of a miracle: It seems that a child fell into the mill race and was thrown out by the wheel, apparently dead.
		Then Sopwell Mill (the other side of Cottonmill Lane) which still has the mill wheel but in very bad repair - it is now a house and New Barnes Mill (at the bottom of Cottonmill Lane) is converted into industry, having a large extension at the back.
	www.riverver.co.uk /pages/mills.htm (574 words)

	Redbournbury Mill - Events - Opening Times
		Redbournbury Mill will be open every Sunday afternoon from 15th April to 7th October 2pm - 5.30pm.
		We plan to mill on Sunday afternoons during the winter.
		On these occasions, parts of the mill will be open to visitors and flour will be available from the mill shop.
	www.redbournmill.co.uk /opening.htm (84 words)

	St Albans District Council - Tourism - Attractions
		The Silk Mill House in Redbourn houses this village museum, with galleries for photographic and art exhibitions as well as a display of the early history of the village.
		Redbournbury mill is an 18th century watermill lying in the River Ver just north of St Albans.
		The mill is open to the public on several days throughout the year.
	www.stalbans.gov.uk /tourism/attractions.htm (1083 words)

	RedbournburyMill < Redbourn < TWiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Redbournbury Mill will be open every Sunday afternoon from 27th March to 2nd October 2 - 5.30pm.
		The present Victorian mill house and mill was still in use by Ivy Hawkins in the 1960s.
		All material on this collaboration platform is the property of Martin Cleaver and the contributing authors.
	www.redbourn.org.uk /twiki/bin/view/Redbourn/RedbournburyMill?skin=koalaprint (135 words)

	CMS Walks - Views of the Ver Valley - A circular walk from Redbournbury
		Redbournbury watermill was almost certainly built on the site of a Domesday mill, flour has been ground here for over 900 years.
		The mill has been rebuilt on at least three occasions following fires, the most recent of which was in 1987.
		The mill is now established as a museum and is the only working mill on this river, producing stoneground flour.
	enquire.hertscc.gov.uk /cms/explore/walk/vervalleyviews.htm (927 words)

	Hertfordshire Life
		You might think that a serious fire would be the end of many a watermill but, like a phoenix, the mill at Redbournbury not only survived but rose again to do its job grinding grain into flour.
		The Domesday survey in 1086 records two watermills in the Redbournbury area, one of which was badly damaged by fire in 1290.
		The Hawkins family had been the tenant millers since 1841 and in their 144-year tenancy, a steam engine was fitted for use when they were unable to pump water from the River Ver, but this had to be scrapped in 1915 for the war effort.
	www.hertfordshirelife.co.uk /?id=379 (284 words)

	Mill news and topical information
		There is a linked website Mills of Southern Africa, which includes a couple of tours of the mills of the North West Province, South Africa, and the Free State, South Africa.
		Over the past 16 years the owner of the smock mill base at Sheerness had looked at various ways of using the listed building structure, including consideration of whether it would be possible to rebuild it into a working mill in place, demolish it and rebuild it elsewhere, or simply to roof over the base.
		However, a decision by the Raad van State (Council of State), the country's highest administrative court, has decided that the mill must not be moved, pending a new investigation into the wind situation around the mill in its present location.
	www.windmillworld.com /news/current.htm (3542 words)

	River Ver - TvWiki, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Kingsbury Watermill is a 16th century mill in St Albans which was previously a malt mill belonging to St Albans Abbey.
		Redbournbury Mill, between Redbourn and St Albans, is a flour mill, still producing flour.
		Ye Olde Fighting Cocks public house in St Albans, which claims to be the oldest pub in England, was moved in 1539 to the side of the Ver, and remains in this location today.
	www.tvwiki.tv /wiki/River_Ver (267 words)

	St Albans Hotels UK from Cheap Hotel Bookings.com
		Also near to St Alban's, just a short drive to the northwest, is Redbournbury Mill, a watermill built in the 18th century.
		After looking around the mill, take a stroll along the adjacent 'Views of the Ver Valley Walk' public footpath.
		Located directly north of London, St Alban's has easy access to the M1 and M25 motorways, from where it is quick and convenient to drive to all parts of the country.
	www.cheaphotelbookings.com /uk-hotels/st-albans-hotels-1.htm (370 words)

	General Mills History
		Mills traces its roots to the 1860s and a pair of flour
		Ivy Hawkins working at the mill Ivy Hawkins working at the mill Redbournbury Mill followed this
		Mills capped its elevation to #1 cereal manufacturer (overtaking Kellogg) with the acquisition of Diageo's Pillsbury division.
	www.industryspecific.co.uk /general_mills_history.html (171 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Just south of the village, Redbournbury Mill, a recently restored watermill, produces flour.
		The mill was taken over by John Mangrove & Son and closed in 1938.
		After closing their factory in 1996 the old silk mill manager’s house (the Grade II listed Silk Mill House) was donated as the village museum, which opened in May 2000.
	www.maxpedia.org /cgi-bin/mp/m.pl?la=en&sw=Redbourn (274 words)

	National Farmers' Union - Herts farmhouse breakfast
		The event has been organised by Andrew Wolfe of Willows Farm Village near St Albans, with the support of local NFU members.
		The buffet will include Willows' own sausages and bread made with flour from nearby Redbournbury Mill.
		Farmhouse Breakfast Week aims to highlight the benefits of eating a balanced, healthy breakfast, while showcasing the tremendous variety of locally-produced breakfast fare.
	www.nfuonline.com /x2707.xml (177 words)

	Norfolk Mills - Home
		The first steam mill for auxiliary power was installed at Dickleburgh in 1834.
		In 1939 Claude Messent recorded that there were only 60 watermills still standing and by 2004 the number had gone down to 52 with only around 20 still containing any remnants of machinery and many have now disappeared completely.
		Needless to say, many of those mentioned do not live at the mill they are linked with but did have a past association.
	www.norfolkmills.co.uk (1015 words)

	[No title]
		PEOPLE will be able to enjoy an action-packed weekend of fun and entertainment on this Saturday and Sunday when venues across the district take part in the Residents First Weekend.
		Redbournbury Watermill is just one of more than 40 attractions, restaurants, hotels and sports centres taking part this year and as always on Resident's First Weekend it will be free to visit the mill.
		Elsewhere various attractions are open free for the day such as Redbourn Village Museum, The Roman Theatre and St Albans Clock Tower.
	www.hertsad.co.uk /content/herts/news/story.aspx?brand=HADOnline&category=News&tBrand=herts24&tCategory=newshadnew&itemid=WEED26%20Jan%202006%2012%3A23%3A07%3A110 (613 words)

	aquifer update - December 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The river is flowing across the golf course towards the Bypass and Porridge Pot something it has not done for some years.
		The flow under Watling Street site of Dolittle Mill between Redbourn and Redbournbury Mill is the strongest seen in recent memory.
		There is standing water in the meadows at Redbournbury and Punch Bowl and on towards Shafford.
	www.watercress-net.org.uk /articles/aquifer_update2000.htm (503 words)

	Five Minute Wholemeal Bread (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Published recipes normally have flour to water weight ratios (weight of flour divided by weight of water) between 1.37 and 1.82 and hence I was surprised to discover that a ratio of 2.0 produces a loaf which is similar to my original hand baked ones.
		The breadmaker I was given is a Morphy Richards Fastbake but if I were to replace it I may choose one from the Panasonic range.
		I normally buy 12.5 kg of 100% wholemeal stoneground organic flour which I collect from Redbournbury Mill.
	informatics.open.ac.uk /health/bread (366 words)

	New Mill UK - New Mill web sites & information - New Mill Hertfordshire England HP23
		New Mill UK - New Mill web sites & information - New Mill Hertfordshire England HP23
		fully working Redbournbury Watermill lies 2 miles north of St. Albans, Hertfordshire, (20 miles north of London) on the old Roman road, Watling...
		Find out what makes Kinders Mill different andgt; Our committment to making...
	www.dotukdirectory.co.uk /Hertfordshire/New_Mill/index.html (129 words)

	Watermills of Hertfordshire
		In use through the 1960's, the building is in a reasonable state of repair, with the waterwheel (minus its floats) and pump still in place within the building.
		Mill Green: - working - mill house is now a local history museum
		Kingsbury mill: - workable - run as museum and restaurant
	www.windmillworld.com /watermills/hertfordshire.htm (117 words)

	London : good taste at Redbournbury Mill
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		Redbournbury Mill just north of St albans in Hertfordshire
		Come and bring your friends to taste a selection of delicious wines, cheeses and breads.
	www.localwineevents.com /London-Wine/event-46080.html (67 words)

	River Ver
		Our AGM will be followed by a presentation by Ian Gibbon of the Countryside Management Services regarding the Ver Valley Heritage Walk Project.
		At each Open Meeting in 2007 Redbournbury Mill will be coming along so you can buy freshly baked bread either before the meeting or during the coffee break
		All meetings are free entrance to members and non members - If you are coming to one of our meetings please check our newsletter or this web page a few days prior to the meeting in case of any late changes.
	www.riverver.co.uk /pages/news.htm (182 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		We use an advanced preparation system (Pacojet) which allows reduced sugar recipes and guarantees exceptional texture and flavour.
		Naturally, we make all our own bread with locally milled organic flours from Redbournbury mill.
		Our petit fours are also made by us.
	www.thebeantree.com /Produce.html (202 words)

	Diary of Events
		£ 1.50 admission to mill and tea room.
		Kinders Mill Day Nursery Fun Day, 117 Grove Rd., Hitchin.
		Corey's Mill Lions Fun Day, Symonds Green Community Centre.
	www.acraggs.freeserve.co.uk /whatson.htm (527 words)

	Kings Langley-Harpenden Circular - 30 miles
		Take 1st exit at mini-rdbt to Cross Lane- a narrow track leading back to the A1081.
		L using cycle track, shortly R down Beesonend Lane, keeping SA on narrow road eventually leading down to double ford (impassable to cars) at Redbournbury Mill (sometimes open on Sundays for refreshments), continue to A5183, L along cycle track, then 2nd R into Punchbowl Lane.
		L into Cherrytree Lane, SA to Buncefield Lane, L then R on cycle track past cemetery and caravan site, then arriving at petrol stations and motel either side of A414.
	www.spokesgroup.com /LocalRides/Ride_17.htm (276 words)

	farmers_markets_main (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Connoisseurs will enjoy Hertfordshire blue cheese from Wobbly Bottom Farm.
		Vegetables, honey, local flour and bread from the bakery at Redbournbury Mill, cakes, pastries, newly laid eggs, pickles and preserves made from fruit and vegetables sourced locally, complete a ‘taste the difference’ weekend shopping basket.
		The council has bought the stalls which the traders use and they’re transported to the market each time at no expense to the stallholders.
	www.eastherts.gov.uk /Business/FarmersMarkets/famers_markets_main.html (230 words)

	ViewFinder, image resource for England's history. Results (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Click on either the thumbnail or the title to view the image details.
		Moor Mill House, Moor Mill Lane, St Stephen, Hertfordshire
		Moor Mill, Moor Mill Lane, St Stephen, Hertfordshire
	viewfinder.english-heritage.org.uk /search/advanced_results.asp?index=109&monument_type=WATERMILL&component=&top_term=&period=&county=&district=&place_name=&colour=&who_name=&collection=&date_from=&date_to=&original_number=&negative_number=&hip_number= (30 words)

	WATERMILL Site 1 WATERMILL
		GB SUFFOLK-IP31 2NB BURY ST. EDMUNDS, THE WATER MILL, MILL ROAD, PAKENHAM
		GB HERTFORDSHIRE-AL3 6RS ST. ALBANS, REDBOURNBURY MILL, REDBOURNBURY LANE, REDBOURN ROAD, STREET ALBANS
		GB CUMBRIA-CA7 8DR WIGTON, PRIESTS MILL, CHURCH TERRACE, CALDBECK
	www.business-directory-great-britain.com /search/uk/state-/city-/zip-/l1cy1-gb_state1cy1-_city1cy1--zip1cy1-_name1cy1-watermill-s1.html (174 words)

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