Redbournbury Mill
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Redbournbury Mill, originally a water-driven flour mill, lies on the River Ver in the hamlet of Redbournbury between St Albans and Redbourn in the county of Hertfordshire, England. It is a Grade II* listed building.One of its claims to fame is that it was run for much of the 20th century by Ivy Hawkins (1897-1987), claimed to be England's last woman commercial miller. Read more
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2015-08-24Fabulous day at the mill on the breadmaking course.. met some lovely people, made some amazing bread... what a lovely place! Thankyou!!
2014-09-06very quaint setting, bakery has the most amazing selection of breads, I couldn't decide which to go for….! currently enjoying your delicious pumpkin...
2014-09-29The mill sells really good quality rye flour (amongst others) which can be hard to find in this country perfect for making Danish style Rye bread.
2014-08-25Great place, lovely in the river during the summertime. Educational for children and adults alike. The bread they produce with great pride, is some of...
2013-12-30Historic mill in beautiful location next too River Ver. Fantastic bakery On a Saturday morning.
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