At the highest point above sea level in Britain, rests a vineyard owned by Doreen Hiller-Bird and her partner. At the vineyard is a 200-year-old windmill, where the two make their home.
Inside the windmill, everything is custom made to fit the curved walls of the home.
From the top of the windmill you can see five different countries! Talk about a nice view.
I wish they’d invite me over…
Bugger.
Via | BBC
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1 opinion for A Mill, a Vineyard, and Britain
Binh
Aug 18, 2006 at 1:48 am
Talk about amazing view! O_O
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