Millhouse Lodge

The Mill House is an historic stone building built in 1879 and is one of only 3 buildings in the world built of Bedding Hill stone. The Mill House is situated 10 minutes drive north of the Moeraki Boulders and 20 minutes south of Oamaru's historic buildings and blue penguin colony.

It was formerly a flour mill but after extensive renovation and rebuilding has been a hotel and restaurant since.
A varied history of many owners, failed business ventures and even a suicide which is not publicised!
This was for a ONS on the Wednesday 16th but I can't find which ONS it was. Never mind, it can go in the B&W one.

[Lesley Chisholm]

What a lovely old building steeped in history.

[Sandy]

Interesting. It looks like a pencil sketch.

[Kerri]

Awesome shot

[Bev]

Nice shot. Very cool processing. I like the sketch effect.

[cheryl]

Looks like a drawing. Nicely processed

[Tony]

Great result from some clever processing.

[Dione Giorgio]

FAV. Looks like an etching. Super processing and a lovely view.

[Debi 🐩]

Great finish works well

[Rick Schies]

Nice job. She looks well built and well maintained.

[katy]

Go back and tag it ONS8 it really deserves a spot in that challenge too. Terrific subject and processing

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Nicely done.

[KWind]

Nice place! I like your processing.

[Claire]

Is this pencil sketch effect, suit the building very nicely

[Pat Knowles]

Lovely pencil like drawing maggiemae......it could tell a tale by the sounds of it.......a chequered history. It has the name of the town on the door!

[Nancy]

Love the pencil sketch on this one.

[Maggiemae]

@grammyn Thanks Katy, I thought someone must know!

[Maggiemae]

@happypat This shot had a lot done to it.... I had to remove four railway and stop signs, the railway itself, telephone pole and lines and an ugly repair on one of the windows! The building does' know itself now!

[Yao RL]

great processing.

[katy]

@maggiemae ;~}

[Daisy Miller]

Lovely shot, narrative and processing.

[Annie D]

gorgeous processing

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Seeing this one a little late! It was ONS8, just fyi. Nice processing on a building with a very interesting history!