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Engine house is more an engine room, since it's embedded to the crushing plant.
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Lifting engine it is, like this was some big news?
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This Swedish machine has pulled stone pre-crushed in the mine up the the tower. Like the numbers in the plate tell, carriages have been quite small.
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Control cabinet is emptied. Remaining stuff could as well be from 21st century.
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The engine itself.
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Feed cables.
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Engine connects to the big wheel.
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The Big Wheel.
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Up there is a steel platform accessible with ladders.
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The platform of steel net is just for maintaining this auxiliary wheel.
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Cable is already a bit rusty.
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Look through the platform.
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This is a quick check to the small office booth. The mine didn't require a big office, since it belonged administratively to the Loukolampi unit. It, then again, was later merged to the Minerit unit of PK. I can only guess why there are __old__ caffeine pills in the office. The thing above it is a deconstructed battery.
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Wow, a find. Finnish translation of "Vida Despues De La Muerte" is one of the outnumbered books brought to the office. Actually very suitable title in such a long time ago abandoned place that still "lives".
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