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Sark Windmill

The Channel Islands


Marking Sark's highest point (114m), this cylindrical stone windmill dates back to 1571. It's missing its sails but is remarkably intact, having survived a fire in 1797 and German attempts during WWII to turn it into a lookout post. It's not open to the public.


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