| 3. Infinite flow of kernels and seeds |
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The sacks have contained: wheat flour, ingredient wheat. Barley, made of: barley. |
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Cattle delicacy, feed ID 12 & 17. Yammy yammy. |
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The place has been all about milling, so, let's take a milling machine tour. |
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Years without use have not taken away the smell of grain, since many rooms are still covered by a layer of flours. The smell, in fact, is quite pleasant. |
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All the driving belts and most wheels are no longer present, because the first phase of emptying the mill took them. |
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Half deconstructed structures. |
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Line of elevators. |
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Unidentified, rotating objects hanging from the ceiling and other wooden machines. |
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Green machinery. |
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Wooden machine, details unknown. |
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Machines and jungle half steel, half wood. |
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This 360 degree rotating working unit for one person had disappeared between 2004 and 2006. |
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Spiral conveyors. |
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Control cabinet and principle drawing of wheat cleansing process. |
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Wheat silos 6, 7, 8 from the diagram above are physically here. |
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Rye 1. |
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R1, R2, V1, V2.. |
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The octopus room in the attic is dark. |
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Ripped away, but not carried out to the yard like a lot of other parts. |
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This side was lit in 2004. Perhaps weekend wasn't a long enough time for turning the lights off while they worked actively here. |
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Primitive control wheel. The whole mill seems to have been a rather complex thing to operate. |
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Mill's operating instructions for some most typical flours: ruis-teho (fine), ruis-teho (coarse), ohra-teho, sunnuntai and so on. |