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Heckington, The Mill c.1955
Photo ref: H63015
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This is the only eight-sailed mill England, and has just (2004) had its ogee cap and sails repaired and reinstated. When working it is probably the most beautiful windmill in England. Built in 1830, but with only five sails, it was damaged by a storm in 1890. When it was repaired in 1892, the number of sails was increased to eight. The mill is a truly beautiful sight, and can be seen for many a mile across the flat and fertile fen countryside.

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Our family the Drurys loved fishing and the local club used to supply us with endless sport but mainly fun! Every Sunday during June through to the end of September there was always a match on somewhere. The first of the season was always down the Forty Foot Drain at Little Hale. As we only lived over the road from where the bus left it was easy for mum and dad (Madge and Ern) and us three boys (Richard ...see more