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Free 
30 mins - 1 hour 
About 4 miles awayBradwell Windmill, accessed from Nightingale Court, off Wheelers Lane in Milton Keynes, was built around 1805, in stark constrast to the twentieth-century structures around it. As it's one of their monthly open days this Sunday, climb up and back in time by discovering its history between 1.30pm and 4.30pm.
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NEWPORT PAGNELL
MILTON KEYNES
52.09°N, 0.72°W
Sunrise: 03:45
Sunset: 20:27
Moon Phase: full moon
Weather: few clouds, 23°C max, 10°C min
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