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Ruben Alvarez 13/11/2007 8:50
Ralf,There are another 3 headhears like this one in Asturias. It was put in place at the mid 80s.This one is still in service.
This colliery started at the early 20th century. It was owned by the largest ocean liner company in Spain at the time. The coal fed the mail steamers ship's boilers traveling to the spanish colonies in South America.
Nowadays is the only one remaining in service at this valley named by Aller. There are only 8 collieries remaining in service in Asturias; northern Spain. Next year they will be 7.
The steam engine at the front is an american built one.
Regards
Ruben
fotoralf.be 12/11/2007 20:48
Interesting headgear. And quite large in comparison to most of what I've seen in and from Spain. Is this site still active?Ralf
Bert Nealy 12/11/2007 19:24
Schönes Bild u. tolle SchärfeGrüße Bert