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21		-There is actually a hiking trail from the falls over to [[Klepzig Mill>>https://www.nps.gov/ozar/learn/historyculture/klepzig-mill.htm]], however it's quite a long hike, but looking at the map, we could see the Mill is actually right next to a different road, so why not just drive there!  This turned out to be down yet another dirt road, of course, and along the side of the road at one point, we encountered a field where wild horses were grazing!  (We were told they were wild horses by a local person when we had to pull over on the dirt road to let them by.  We just pulled over and then they stopped and we had a little meeting right there in the middle of nowhere!)
	21	+There is actually a hiking trail from the falls over to [[Klepzig Mill>>https://www.nps.gov/ozar/learn/historyculture/klepzig-mill.htm]], however it's quite a long hike, but looking at the map, we could see the Mill is actually right next to a different road, so why not just drive there!  This turned out to be down yet another dirt road, of course, and along the side of the road at one point, we encountered a field where [[wild horses>>https://visiteminence.com/area-attractions/missouris-wild-horses/]] were grazing!  (We were told they were wild horses by a local person when we had to pull over on the dirt road to let them by.  We just pulled over and then they stopped and we had a little meeting right there in the middle of nowhere!)
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23	23	Arriving at Klepzig Mill, we learned that the Mill had been built by Prussian German Immigrant and he built a saw mill, corn mill, and a power generator for the people in the area.  Now, the dam on the river has been removed and the sluice is mostly removed as well, but the generator house is still there.
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