This working watermill grinds its own flour and bakes its own bread, and serves it up in this atmospheric cafe as deliciously fresh sandwiches and toasties. You can watch the mill at work, and even sign up for bakery courses.
Blair Atholl Watermill
Highland Perthshire
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