Preston Mill in East Lothian restarts grain grinding again, according to multiple reports. The mill, which appeared in the first series of the TV drama “Outlander,” has begun processing grain for the first time in around 30 years. Local coverage describes the mill as a familiar landmark to viewers who recognize it from the show. The reports say the return of milling activities marks a reopening of the mill’s production work after a long period of inactivity. While the articles focus on the mill’s connection to “Outlander,” they also present the restart as a real-world operational milestone rather than a filming moment, with the mill actively grinding grain once again. The coverage does not indicate changes to the mill’s role in the community or provide details about ownership or restoration, but it consistently links the revived milling to public recognition following its appearance in the series and notes the substantial gap since the mill last ground grain. The mill’s restart is therefore portrayed as both a heritage event and a renewal of its functional use.