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This view was captured from the island of Halla. It's a neighbor island, and you can walk there and back on the former railway.
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When coming to Sunila, you need to pass guarded gates. There's no traffic control though and it's at least a semi-public road. The road goes around the mill, North to South.
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There is modern pulp production technology installed, but the main buildings are still the original ones from late 1930's.
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Here's the Glauber's salt stock a bit before demolition. You can see it was directly next to the operating mill, which was why they wanted to get rid of it.
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Yes, it contained a tower.
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Following this artificial brook takes us to..
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Waste water treatment facility. The mild stench of pulp process waste was nearly pleasant.
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Another water basin with less activity reflects the mill.
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South-eastern corner of the cape is reserved for marine activities of the Sunila mill's labour. Dockyard, boat sheds etc.
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The area is not fenced, but camera observed. The tribe of vandals has therefore stayed away.
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They don't even lock the doors here. A plank is enough to prevent a door from opening.
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A house in the woods near the dockayrd. It was untouched and we left it so, no further expeditions.
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A deep, deep well.
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