US EditionThe Timeless Dance of Water and Wheel: Saving a Historic Mill's Legacy
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The Timeless Dance of Water and Wheel: Saving a Historic Mill's Legacy
The 14th-century mill in Hebden Bridge symbolizes a blend of history and sustainability, spearheaded by 91-year-old David Fletcher. Fletcher restored the dilapidated mill using modern eco-friendly solutions like solar panels and heat pumps to transform it into a community hub. The mill’s refurbished water wheel, a key feature, needs £10,000 for repairs due to rot, urging a fundraising effort. Fletcher’s vision aims to inspire a union of heritage…
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