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STONE CROSS WINDMILL
To celebrate the end of a very successful year the Windmill will be open
Sunday 7 December from 12 to 3pm.
Come and join us to celebrate this fantastic working Windmill with Liam’s Extra Special home-made vegetable soup with bread.
Other refreshments are also available including a range of home-made cakes, bread and scones.
The Heritage weekend in September was well attended with visitors from far and wide and the radio
team managed to contact 57 Windmills in Britain and across Europe.
Wholemeal flour using locally grown wheat is still available to purchase before the Windmill closes for the Winter season.
We look forward to seeing you and celebrate your generosity throughout the season.
Stone Cross Windmill occupies one of the highest spots in Eastbourne,
visible from many parts of the town and is marked on admiralty maps as
a reference point for shipping. It is one of the finest Tower Windmills
in the country noted for its craftsmanship and longevity.
The volunteer maintenance team has shrunk over the years due to age and arthritic joints –
if you would like to contribute to the continuing maintenance of the Windmill please
contact the chair. The maintenance team ensure that all parts of the Windmill are kept
in pristine working order.
In August the Trust sadly said goodbye to Sue who passed away after a long
illness. Sue was a constant help at the Windmill supervising the tombola
and always ready with delicious cakes for visitors to enjoy. The Trustees
send condolences to Bob and all her family.
Please visit the Windmill as this iconic building needs your support and
donations. The Trust welcomes groups to explore the Windmill and can provide
talks to local groups providing a further source of income.
Stone Cross Mill Trustees can also provide interesting talks to
local groups about the history of the Windmill
and its relevance to the local area.
Please contact the chair for further details.
A big thank you to all our supporters who have been so generous
with donations and who continue
to visit the Windmill, providing essential funds to help
maintain the building. Further information and dates
will be here on the website.
HELP WANTED
Do you fancy helping as a volunteer guide to take visitors to the top of the
Windmill Tower? This is a particularly effective way to keep fit and
you don’t have to pay expensive keep fit membership.
Please contact the Chair, Barbara Molog,
scmt2012@yahoo.co.uk /
07909 987 843
for further information. Full training given.
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