Warwick Castle and Old Mill by danob

Photography • Historical • posted on Jun 14, 2007

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Another picture of Warwick Castle with the old Mill alongside it that used to be used to grind grain to make bread, however with the advent of electricity it was converted to generate power from the river Avon. In December 1894 the work was completed and 475 bulbs were lit to the delight of Countess Daisy as it coincided with her birthday. By modern standards the lights would not have been very bright but those who saw them thought them wonderful! It has now been fully restored and helps to generate power for some of the attractions at the Castle.. Thanks for looking and any comments you care to make.. Sorry exif data Canon 5D 24-70mm L lens at 28mm f16 200th sec ISO 200

Comments (37)

Margana

4:04AM | Sat, 16 June 2007

So much history to Warwick Castle...It's one of the places I've always wanted to see...Lovely pov, Danny. You definately made the most of this, and I applaud your efforts most wholeheartedly!-M :^)