The another one of the two long halls in the low building. I guess there's been a cardboard machine or two in this building, but there were no signs of them any more.
	Middle of the same tunnel.
	Ooops a bit slanted, the same place.
	Other side of the central room.
	Leca-wall, reinforced roof and old lights in the corner of this building.
	Hole in the wall for process pipes. Because the mill has had new users after the cardboard manufacturing era, everything's been carefully stripped. No rusty pipes, switching boxes or machine groundings. This is one of the few original details.
	The building looks decayed inside, considering that this wing's last user was a jumblesales place. I don't know how big part of the wing was public area, but I doubt people would normally love to visit a place like this when going shopping.
	A room that hasn't been stripped quite as carefully as others. Wow.
	The room in the center divides the whole wing into two large main halls. Just above this place is the first floor addendum.
	Nice wall near the big building.
	Half a year later, same place has turned different. This is now outdoor since the surrounding walls have vanished. Behind the wall is office rooms, that were for some reason saved by the time the machine building was demolished.
	Another pipe hole.
	This is a small room near the entrance to the office building.
	Near the place shown above.
	You know what this is, near the entrance that was used.