File:Bonne Chiere 4.jpg
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| Description | Bonne Chiere: wooden stilt-mill (1888), which originally came from Olsene (East-Flanders) and was rebuilt in Bruges in 1911. No longer in use. |
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| Source | "Bonne Chire" or "Good Life" Windmill, Bruges, Belgium. |
| Author | Jim Linwood |
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