| 4. Power station & auxiliary buildings |
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Long insulated tanks number 3 and 4 lie on the strand, where the log sorter has been located. |
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Number 4's other end is uncapped like a bottle of beer. |
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The power station is oldest of the buildings at the area. It's served the sawmill since the start, 1926. |
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View from the cleaner corner. |
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The station has been used until the end, so it's modern from inside. Also exteriors have been modified a bit, but the original shape is still well recognisable. |
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General interior of the power station. |
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A sign calls for high working moral: work until the end signal! |
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Original boiler. |
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And the new boiler. Arc shape of the roof shows well on the right. |
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Stuff below the new boiler. |
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Instructions for test alarm, every Monday at 12am. |
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Checking some other buildings at the site, here are timber storages. |
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They've been totally emptied. |
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A sign containing a message, which could be violated twice: once by being there without decent business and again by smoking. |
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Watch out for the train?? Where are the rails? |
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Apparently the storage keeper's booth. |
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What is this? A platform for reaching top of truckloads? |
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A type-building of Metsä-Timber, a green and white storage can be found also from here. It's in the most remote corner of the area, practically next to the woods. |
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Here we can see atleast one abandoned mark: SAIMA/SMA/S-A (this sawmill). |