Wilton Windmill in Winter
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Check out this drone video of a historic English windmill, compliments of AirVuz contributor and pilot Nick RC's Aerials. It's located in the town of Wilton, County Wilshire. Built in 1821, it operated for about a century before being shut down in the 1920's. Restored in the 1970's, it continues to make flour and is a notable tourist attraction in the area. The windmill was featured in an episode of the TV show Victorian Farm Christmas, a popular program which aired on BBC Two in 2009.
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Set high above the village of Wilton, in the heart of the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Beauty, about 9 miles south east of Marlborough in Wiltshire, Wilton Windmill is the only working windmill in Wessex and still produces wholemeal, stone-ground flour. Located at the eastern end of the Pewsey Vale, Wilton Windmill is open every year from Easter to the end of September on Sundays and Bank Holidays from 2pm to 5pm when the windmill building is open for guided tours. The shepherd’s hut shop, serving refreshments and gifts and providing a seating area, is also open at this time, as are the loos. You can visit the Windmill site at any time – there is a picnic area with breathtaking views across to the Downs and the building can be viewed from the outside.