AN IMPRESSIVE LOCAL MILL!
Steve's Narrow Gauge Adventure
Hauxton is a village about five miles south west of Cambridge (England) and this is the disused mill just outside the village.
Apparently, there has been a mill in Hauxton since Roman times, but this building dates from around 1880 and was used until the early 1970’s.
I think it would be a great addition to a model railway.
There are no complicated water wheels to model. The river runs under the building and out via a bridge.
Best of all, you could run a siding (or two) in front of the mill, over the bridge.
It could be part of a larger layout or perhaps a small shunting layout in it’s own right.
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