The Mill in Talar
In my area there are many interesting places. One of them is the tiny settlement of Talar, which lies on the river Grabia. There you'll find a mill, which I managed to see at sunrise.
The first owner of the mill was Mikołaj Tatarka. He was burdened with a charge of 60 grzywnas for building a second mill in the settlement. Both structures appear on maps as early as the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries.
In the area there are also breeding ponds, where you can fish for a fee. Early in the morning I came across a few anglers. In their nets they held a few perch each.
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