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4. The Power Plant, Outdoor

Here's the overview picture. From outlook you get the feeling that the parts on the right could be older than the left side wing, that has a construction year note on the wall (1950). They probably needer power also before that!

Other side behind the railway.

A thick pipe leads to the smoke stack on the left.

Some windows have met rocks, but it doesn't mean the station would be totally out of use. The control area is fully active!
The other side. There are many possible wayd to get in, but they're all pretty secure.

The transformer in the bush still buzzes. The ladders are cut so it's not easy climbing to the roof. However, even if you did get up there, the entrance routes to the station from the roof are blocked from inside.

Tap tap, this smoke stack was a premiere pollution source in the city some decades ago and now it continues as being a major landmark.

Something very odd.

The chimney of Tampella, our exploration car that was there since the beginning, a souvenir note from the grate sawmill of Hieta, Raiztlin the Wizard, and a lucky coin found from the area in Easter 1999 AD.

Quite a trivial picture! Taken with the very old cam, which probably explains something.

	Here's the overview picture. From outlook you get the feeling that the parts on the right could be older than the left side wing, that has a construction year note on the wall (1950). They probably needer power also before that!
	Other side behind the railway.
	A thick pipe leads to the smoke stack on the left.
	Some windows have met rocks, but it doesn't mean the station would be totally out of use. The control area is fully active!
	The other side. There are many possible wayd to get in, but they're all pretty secure.
	The transformer in the bush still buzzes. The ladders are cut so it's not easy climbing to the roof. However, even if you did get up there, the entrance routes to the station from the roof are blocked from inside.
	Tap tap, this smoke stack was a premiere pollution source in the city some decades ago and now it continues as being a major landmark.
	Something very odd.
	The chimney of Tampella, our exploration car that was there since the beginning, a souvenir note from the grate sawmill of Hieta, Raiztlin the Wizard, and a lucky coin found from the area in Easter 1999 AD.
	Quite a trivial picture! Taken with the very old cam, which probably explains something.