Pictures: 05.III.2003
waterworks | lower harinero | upper harinero | aceitero |
The channel, once on its way, first runs along the Barranco Fiscal and then soon turns left and joins the Río Susia. The pictures of the different parts let you appreciate how soon the channel gains height relative to the river. Eventually this will make for a huge pressure column at the mill. That's why the tap had to be so far upstream.
The canal is easily to follow by walking inside. Only two stretches have disappeared. First the section in the erosion zone of the river (see picture 4, end of tracing line) and secondly the final part just before the reservoir.
waterworks | lower harinero | upper harinero | aceitero |