This mill is situated on a place named “Le Yaudet” in Ploulec’h. Crech means “plateau”, hill and Olen salt, in breton.

Until the end of 2002, it was in a ruin state. It’s today a great rehabilitated wind mill. After 4 work years, with two days per week, it is now possible to visit it.

Each member of the ASPP association (Ploulec’h heritage safeguard association) get improvised, bricklayer, rock cutter, joiner or still carpenter, in order to rehabilitate the mill.

Clickable thumbnails with ambiant sound available:

Here, we are inside the skeleton:

Two guys from the ASPP association explain how works the two millstones:



On the ground floor, little explication about sur floor recovery and millstones adjustement:



Here, in the north face.



And eher, the south face with the mill cue, that is used to turn the roof: