Side view of water-mill Submitted by Andy Selfe Photographer: Rene-Paul Gosselin

The axle-tree would have passed through this aperture. The measurement from the centre of this to the top of the launder piers gives the considerable radius of the original water-wheel Submitted by Andy Selfe Photographer: Rene-Paul Gosselin

One of the piers, which show the launder probably started around where the road crosses the river Submitted by Andy Selfe Photographer: Rene-Paul Gosselin

The water-wheel would have been on this side of the wall with the aperture where the water is lying in the tailrace Submitted by Andy Selfe Photographer: Rene-Paul Gosselin

The aperture is at my foot below, and the top of the last pier is out of frame. Not a small wheel! Submitted by Andy Selfe Photographer: Rene-Paul Gosselin

Looking down into the tail-race, aperture on the right Submitted by Andy Selfe Photographer: Rene-Paul Gosselin

A pine tree has fallen on to the main structure Submitted by Andy Selfe Photographer: Rene-Paul Gosselin

The inside of the mill-house, the Pit-wheel would have been in here Submitted by Andy Selfe Photographer: Rene-Paul Gosselin