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Penny Windmill International National Public Radio's Doyenne ofPart of our Merrywood tales range, these three little wooden toy field mice have made a perfect home in a wheat field. The windmill is 2 stories tall and has a revolving windmill which when it turns, raises a small bag up to the second story. Accessories include: a bread oven, 2 loaves of bread, a bread shovel, table and 2 stools, a grain sack, a fabric armchair, a lamp, and a flour scoop that doubles up as a bed for the baby mouse. A wonderful toy