Windmills of Angla
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| Windmill, Angla |
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| Windmill, Angla |
Next stop was Angla, where several wooden windmills had been collected
together. May and I decided not to pay
to see them up close and went for a coffee and hot chocolate in the on-site
café instead. There was an exhibition on
the floor below the café, but we weren’t allowed to go in as we didn’t have a
ticket. Aija and Dzintars sat with
us. Aija pointed out the bread which
they were selling, made from flour ground in the mills. When she disappeared, we tried to talk to
Dzintars, but he only speaks Latvian and Russian. I should have done some revision before
coming as I could hardly remember any of my Russian at all.
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| Windmill, Angla |
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| Windmills, Angla |
The final stop in the afternoon’s sightseeing was at Karja to see the
small mediaeval church of St Katharine and St Nicholas. We didn’t stay very long as we were getting
tired again.
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| Church of St Catharine and St Nicholas, Karja |
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