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Living Inside a Dutch Windmill: The Millers Who Keep History Alive
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Living Inside a Dutch Windmill: The Millers Who Keep History Alive
The Netherlands is inseparable from its windmills. You see them in every corner of the country, from the postcard-perfect waterways of Kinderdijk to the scattered polders of North Holland. They are a symbol of Dutch ingenuity, a testament to a people who tamed water and carved habitable land from lakes and marshes. Some mills pumped water, some ground grain, and some even powered small industries, long before electricity was a thing. There were …
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