WINDMILLS AND FOUNTAINS
Windmills with a cap that pivots to follow the wind direction
Six of these ancient windmills have become landscape ornaments, once they had economic status. Dating back to the 15th century, they were essential for flour production. Their activity ceased with industrialization. Now privately owned, they are not open to the public. To see one, head for the Kerbroué mill in La Turballe. Mesquer also boasts four fountains: Saint-Gobrien, Fontainegué, Merquel and Jabot Rouge, each linked to a local story or ancient use.
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