The Weins-Antone Mill, also called the Reitzen Mill Barely 15 minutes after the Sevenicher Ölmühle, further down the stream, stood the Weins-Antone-Mühle, which, according to the still existing foundation walls, was a rather extensive property. One can still see an archway that led out of the house into the open air. A fallen spruce has fallen over the walls, the stones are thickly mossy, hardly a ray of sunlight penetrates this dark, gloomy place. As the name suggests, it was an Anton Wein, who came from the wine mill further down the hill and married here. According to the tales of old people, it must have been a bitterly poor family that could not keep up the milling business for long. No wonder, because how could the customers get lost in the remote place. The building material of the mill was sold on demolition.