Pictures: 21.XII.1998, 01.I.2011, 02.III.2012
The situation didn't improve in the time between our visits. In 1998 some parts of the grain mill could have been saved (5, 7, 8), but are now definitely lost (6). Today the mill is an empty shell with only the outer walls upright.
The section at the right side (1) is the power station having a separate door. There is no way to enter this section which is empty all the same.
The workfloor is at the right side and situated a couple of steps higher than the entrance, but like I told you before, there is nothing much to see (6).
But at the highest level — difficult to reach — between the buildings there is a weird piece of masonry. It's like an oven or kind of a container and next to it a passageway (15) leads to the electricity room. The slope is so steep it can't be meant for people. But then, what is it?
The balsa (about 15m long) has earthen walls. The brick walls leading to the saetín (inlet) are set with care and 4 to 5 m high (16).
Notice that the wheels made their revolutions in opposite directions (just like human revolutions).