Moinhos de Argontim
Moinhos de Argontim, Celorico de Basto: Address, Moinhos de Argontim Reviews: 4.5/5
Moinhos de Argontim
Moinhos de Argontim
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Restaurante A Forca
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Nice historical quite place
Jan 2016 • Friends
Lots of history inside this mills.
The person/familly that lived here had, back in early 40/50 electricity when peoplo not far away didn't have from public suplly till late 70's.
They used the mills to cut wood, had a system that carried the wood to be cutted inside like a wagon, and at the same time the milled corn to powder and as said before produced eletricity..
So this is an great peace of history in my homeland.
The person/familly that lived here had, back in early 40/50 electricity when peoplo not far away didn't have from public suplly till late 70's.
They used the mills to cut wood, had a system that carried the wood to be cutted inside like a wagon, and at the same time the milled corn to powder and as said before produced eletricity..
So this is an great peace of history in my homeland.
Written November 15, 2016
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