“L’aquaduct du Moulin” – TheOliveMill Wheel on the old transportation route to Vence
I outthe edge of Tourettes-sur-Loup, close to the Madeleine parking lot, lies the remains of a an old olive mill from the 1800s. Previously there were two more mills a little further downwhich testified to the importance of olive production in the region.
The mills were powered by water from a akveductwhich can still be seen today. It stretches in an arc over the old transportation route to Vence, today rue de la Bourgade.
Today the building is converted into a private residence, but you can still admire the big red iron mill wheel and enjoy the beautiful view into the old medieval town Tourettes-sur-Loup and the rugged cliffs on which the town is built.
By Tommy Sverre / 2020
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