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Deutsch: Mühle im Weiler, Museum, Blumeggweiler, Stühlingen, Deutschland. Dies ist eine der ältesten und am besten erhaltenen Gipsmühlen Deutschlands. Sie ist einzigartig durch ihre drei Mühlräder und fünf Mahlwerke.
English: Mühle im Weiler (Mill in the hamlet), Museum, Blumeggweiler, Stühlingen, Germany. This mill is one the oldest and well preserved gypsum-mills in Germany. It is unique in having three mill-wheels and five grinders.
Français : Le moulin musée Mühle im Weiler (Moulin du hameau), à Blumeggweiler, près de Stühlingen, en Allemagne. Il s'agit d'un des plus anciens moulins à plâtre d’Allemagne. Il comporte trois roues à aubes et cinq meules.
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