Weston, Vermont
I'm not sure what it is about old grist mills that I find so fascinating.
Do you remember a short-run television show from the 70s about a family that moved into an old grist mill?
Apple something... No? - Oh well...
We found this one hidden behind the Weston Playhouse
Which - as a complete aside - is a super fantastic place to see a play -
if you like that sort of thing - which i do
Anyway,
I think this grist mill is part of a museum that I have yet to visit -
someday
I've been organizing my quickly-growing collection of photos,
(and actually deleting a few because, let's face it, some are just not that good)
and I was feeling lucky to run across several watery ones from this summer.
Pretty soon, the only water I'll be seeing around here will be the frozen kind.
And now - it's time to take my pie out of the oven.
Triple Chocolate Pumpkin
(recipe - just in case you're feeling the same as I did when I read - Triple-Chocolate-Pumpkin)
Here's hoping it's half as good as Martha's!
I'm wishing you all a wonderful Thanksgiving.
Gorgeous photos and I do remember the show! That pie sounds delicious. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful find in that old grist mill...you have such lovely scenery in your part of the country and your images are all so beautiful. Don't remember that TV show, but the pie sounds interesting....I love chocolate and I love pumpkin, so I am sure it is going to be delicious!! Happy Thanksgiving!!
ReplyDeletePretty shots of the grist mill. Your pie sounds yummy. Visiting from Tricia's Watery Wednesday!
ReplyDeletepretty. what a gorgeous place to visit. i hope to have it on my list the next time we get to vermont. ( :
ReplyDeleteLove it! The stone wall is really nice! You don't see those mills much any more. Beautiful photos.
ReplyDeletereally pretty mill!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of the old grist mill. You have such lovely scenery in Vermont. I hope I can visit there someday.
ReplyDeleteYou don't look old enough to remember a tv show from the 70's. Not fair.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos! I love seeing old mills like this. Happy Thanksgiving--bound to be with a scrumptious pie like that!
ReplyDeleteI'm another that is fascinated by mills. You got some good photos of this one. All the best on Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a wonderful Thanksgiving with the special people in your life. I count you and other bloggers in the things I am thankful for.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, such cool things you run across up there. Happy Thanksgiving! Wish I was there to sample that pie! Yum.
ReplyDeleteApple's Way - that was the TV show and I watched it every week! Love your shots of the grist mill. Enjoy your pie and Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteYes! But I think we might have been the only ones watching.
DeleteOh, I like old mills too! Great shots.
ReplyDeleteVery nice photos! If you can't finish the pie, I am willing to help out!
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat place! Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! The scenery is just lovely. Great photos!
ReplyDeleteI'm always happy to see, visit & photograph old grist mills, love all the history in them! They're always so beautiful! Lovin the old barn doors in the last pic.
ReplyDeleteThanks a ton for joining =)
Since we are virtually landlocked, no grist mills around here -- I love this one. The color and structure are perfect together.
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