Leave the surfaced road where it turns left
to enter the village. Go straight on instead and follow the track going
down into the valley and turning to the left behind the village.
The track eventually dyes out on a flat terrain. Walk west until you reach a small river.
It's the Río Alcanadre again — The small rivulet near the gate was
the first encounter. The track becomes apparent again, longs the river for some time
and then suddenly turns right and crosses the river (2).
Huge boulders and neatly arranged rocks
are the probable remains of the dam (2, 3). Old maps show a lake at this spot.
Follow the right bank and try to hit the old
supply channel (4) which is at places easily discerned between the trees. The mill isn't far away.
You can also continue on the track slowly rising above the valley floor.
A sharp turn to the right will tell you where to dive into the
woods to rejoin the river. The mill is just below the bank of poudingue.
The mill of Matidero is the first mill
on the still very young Río Alcanadre — The second mill is situated in
Bara. Only the foot of the walls is still upright.
The trees growing between the walls indicate that the molino stands idle since
several decades.
A mill stone lies hidden behind a fallen tree (6, 7).
A second stone — older and local produce — is found a
few meters apart not far from what must have been the entrance (8, 9). Some stones
of the doorpost can still be recognized (10, 11).
