31 January 2024 and 25 February 2024
After lunch in Torna Hällestad's country store, we drive towards Södra Sandby across the Revinge field, which is a military training area. Just before Tvedöra, Skrivaremöllan is east of the road by a stream. You can park in the yard by the mill. The mill is a watermill, with residential buildings and outbuildings. The place is already mentioned in the 17th century. The current mill was probably built in the 1850s, as was the residential building. In the 1940s, a lodge and a stable were added. Behind the building is a half-timbered woodshed, formerly a distillery, mentioned in the 1910s but perhaps built at the same time as the mill. On the plinth in one corner of the residential building is carved "1854 N.P.E.M.". The house was probably built with bricks from the brickworks in Tvedöra. Behind the houses are two ponds, one of which is dry. Here there is a leafy environment with parts of an avenue left from the time when the road ran next to the farm. Across the stream by the mill is a stone bridge with the inscription 1851 NP, Nils Perhsson built house and bridge. The road bridge is also nice. The stream winds its way through the landscape. The last owner moved out in the early 1990s. The mill stopped being used before then, probably in the 40s. The military bought the farm and wanted to demolish it but it was refused and the farm is protected.

After the visits, a parking ban has been introduced on the Revinge field, except in six designated places. The nearest parking is at Tvedöra.

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GPS: WGS84 decimal (longitud, latitud) 55.69103, 13.421549