Here's the road to the buildings. There's piles of various timber stuff everywhere, but it seems that they're really not very big producer.
	The power station. We've no idea of what's inside, but what's the chimney for if not a boiler? If it hadn't been so close to a house with some people outside at their yard, we would've tried to enter.
	Here's the mill that we first thought was the reel factory. It's ground floor is used by the firm, so it seems.
	Same buildings, back side. The area has obviously been in timber use for atleast 100 years, and there's also a railway that leads to a nearby sawmill, Iisveden Metsä OY. It's also still operational, modern big sawmill. It's possible that the railway's also picked lumber from this mill back in the days.
	"you're walking on the railroad tracks!.." Nice corner.
	Power station filmed from the red mill.
	Artistic attempt or something, this corner belongs to the deserted house with timber drier tunnels.
	The same place, there's so much woods around you can't shoot from distance, so here's a circular end of the drying house.
	Here's a drying tunnel. There's two of these.
	"Sahaus alkoi 6 p:nä kesäk 1962 ja lopui seuraavana pävänä" - This very peculiar note about sawing, written on the wall of a drying tunnel, could tell something about the use of the building. Whoever wrote it wasn't very good in writing Finnish.
	The red mill, ground floor. Here's some machines for wood processing.
	First floor is different, looks very old. The spout in the center has taken something down from the second floor.
	Second floor. You must not step everywhere, the floor is weak and it has some holes.