Pictures: 18.VIII.2016
Unfortunately, I couldn't find any aerial photographs of the 1927 flights of the Río Ebro basin of this area, but photos from the 1950s show that large parts of the roof then already had collapsed. Photos from 1973 show that the roof had disappeared completely. There were some tall trees on the edge of the mill pond and along the restitution canal, but the inside of the pond and of the former buildings was still completely free of vegetation.
At the time of our visit the situation was very similar to the aerial photograph of 2008 (2): the space between the walls was completely overgrown with shrubs and there were also many young trees and shrubs in the pond. In April 2011, members of the local
spent some time cleaning up the mill and its surroundings, but when we were there in 2016, it was clear that this beautiful and much needed work was to be repeated urgently.
The first space (10, left) features an entrance, which is a bit narrower than the entrance of the workplace, and a window opening in its wall looking to the East. This space may have served as a living, or rest quarter for the miller.
«NMAUREI» must be the surname of the second Juan, but it is not clear what we should read exactly. There are many more inscriptions scattered across the lintel and corbels, but they are all of recent origin probably.