The factory at the River
This factory is known as Slane Mill, a very old flour mill.
Slane Mill stands on the north bank of the River Boyne, co. Meath, Ireland. The mill is a five storey cut stone building. When the mill was completed in 1766 it was the largest flour mill in Ireland. The water powered mill continued to be a flour mill until the 1870s when roller mills replaced grindstones. The mill was converted to scutch flax.
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It is nicely surrounded by all those trees, almost a hidden feeling to it
You can even make a factory look fantastic with your treatment Marion….peter:)
Beautiful… reminds me of ‘Krabat’, if that means anything to you?
Somehow looks like it has grown there…