COWBRIDGE Sawmill and Forge, Timberscombe, will be open to the public as part of National Mills Weekend today and tomorrow (May 11-12).
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Visitors will have the opportunity to view the ambitious restoration that has taken place under the guidance of mill owner Owen Rush.
Attractions at the weekend will include blacksmiths working in the forge and woodturning in the workshop. Free guided tours will be available from 11am to 4.30pm both days and refreshments will be available.
Admission and parking are free, but donations are much appreciated. The mill is two miles from Dunster, at the junction of the A396 and the road to Wootton Courtenay.


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