Stracey Arms MIll - can you help?

[AdnamsGirl]

Norfolk Windmills Trust has a grant to develop a larger Heritage Lottery Fund grant application for Stracey Arms Mill to aid with restoration and providing better access to the mill. Can you help by filling in a short online survey for the trust - it doesn't matter if you have or haven't visited in the past - follow the link fro the Friends of Norfolk Mills home page to the survey: http://friendsofnorfolkmills.org/

 

We have lost far too many of the Broadland drainage mills over the years. Those that remain are an important part of the region's heritage - let's make sure we don't lose any more.

 

 

 

Carol

 

 

 

 

[JawsOrca]

Done  

 

Here's the direct link: http://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/StraceyArmsMill/

[Gracie]

Done, Totally agree about the Broadland heritage Carol, thank you for bringing this to the Forum 

 

Grace

[NorfolkNog]

Done it also. Easy to do and doesn't take long. A very worthy cause, thanks for bringing it to our attention Carol

[LadyPatricia]

Done

[imtamping2]

Done......

 

Ok lets see how many we get.

[MauriceMynah]

Dunnit

[Boatingman]

Completed Survey

Thank you Carol totally agree with your comments re mills

Ray

[eltel]

Done   

[GeoffandWendy]

Done

[riyadhcrew]

Done.

[Jonathan]

One more!

[NonTecky]

and another!

[lampini]

done

[Hylander]

Also just completed the survey.

[BroadAmbition]

Ditto

 

 

Griff

[Mavis&John]

Done.

     Mavis & John

[Cheesey]

plus one.

[Cheesey]

Isn't the mill in private hands and operated and being marketed as part of a business?  If so I rather resent lottery funding being spent on it, if access to it were to be free and gaurenteed to remain so then I can understand there MAY be case for Public funding but...

 

Dave

So is the National Trust. You still pay.

[deebee29]

Done

[watershed]

Done,with pleasure.

[JawsOrca]

Isn't the mill in private hands and operated and being marketed as part of a business?  If so I rather resent lottery funding being spent on it, if access to it were to be free and gaurenteed to remain so then I can understand there MAY be case for Public funding but...

 

Dave

 

I thought this pump is owned and maintained by "Norfolk Windmills" hence they are seeking assistance. Last time I was there I'm sure it was free albeit the usual "Please donate box".

 

P.s  and  to Mavis & John!

[LadyPatricia]

As Jaws has stated

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stracey_Arms_Windpump

http://www.norfolk.gov.uk/Leisure_and_culture/Windmills/index.htm

[JawsOrca]

Crafty! I admit I've not been there for a few years.

 

Even so though it's part of the landscape and should be saved/protected etc.

 

[ranworthbreeze]

Done

Regards

Alan