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Dr Richard Ellis
Headley Mill
Standford Lane
Bordon
Hants GU35 8RJ
UK
Contact Details
For orders and customer service:
Telephone from UK: 01420 488 337
Telephone from USA: 011 44 1420 488 337
International telephone: ++44 1420 488 337
Tel/fax +44 (0)1420 488 337
email: richard AT above web site
(ebva dot co dot uk). |  |
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Headley Mill, house and pond in Autumn.
The waterwheel is behind the brickwork.
The mill is off the picture to the
left. |
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| Orders |
| To place an order, please complete the order form on
the home page. |
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| Location |
| Headley Mill is in
Southern England between Guildford and Petersfield in North East Hampshire. Access is via
the A3 (turn off at Liphook onto B3004) or the A325 (turn off at Sleaford or Bordon
firestation traffic lights onto B3004). It is on part of the B3004 called Standford Lane,
between Standford and Lindford (just next to the junction with Mill Lane) where our geese
cross the road. |
| Time |
| Greenwich Mean Time
(GMT) in winter, GMT+1 in summer. Please do not phone after midnight (ie not after 7 pm
from New York or 3 pm from California). |
| Consultations |
| You may come
to see me for a consultation or telephone me (before midnight!). However, for EBV a
consultation is not normally necessary. Most questions can be by email or phone. I
normally charge £50 per hour for a consultation. If you just have EBV infection, the
consultation may be short, otherwise it could take 2 hours. If you call me for a
telephone consultation, I may charge at my normal rate. |
Headley Mill | | Is
an ancient water mill and house on the river Wey. My Grandfather moved here in 1914 with
the family business, and it still belongs to my family. The family business of millers
and agricultural merchants (J Ellis & Sons, founded 1889) was run from here until last
year, when it was closed down due to the collapse of local agriculture. The mill was used
to grind meal for farm animals, and the business supplied animal feeds, seeds,
fertilisers, hay and straw to farmers and small holders. Since the 1960s, we used the
mill less and became more involved in horse supplies and pets. In the last ten years the
mill has only been used to grind flour from organic wheat and spelt (a cousin of wheat).
The mill still works and I ground a small quantity of spelt recently and made my own bread
(delicious). |
| Headley Mill has a long history
going back to the Domesday Book in 1086. For those who are interested in such things, it
is located on a ley line. In the Middle Ages, herbs were used extensively and one can
still find herbs growing around Headley Mill which would have been grown 800 years ago and
have presumably self-seeded ever since. I use the flowers from such herbs and also others
which I have grown organically. If possible, I use the wild herbs. |
| Headley Mill is technology in harmony with the environment. It
has always been in my family as long as I can remember, and defines us as water millers.
Coming as I do from three generations of water millers, it grounds my physics in the
countryside, in the old way of life, and gives me insights into the special life-giving
properties of water. Water is the basis for life. Furthermore, if you have ever been
flooded, you will understand that water is a force, a power to be reckoned with. My
remedies are another example of water power. |
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