Trunečkův mill - Trunečkův mill

Unfortunately, a very neglected part of the Dalejské valley at the entrance from Repory. The beautiful natural environment is disturbed by black dumps, neglected roads and the rubble of the mill and factories. Another disadvantage is the absence of a barrier against the entry of cars, so the pedestrians are forced to constantly dodge the passing car. At the same time, it is one and geologically very important locality, which would deserve a better fate.

A torso about the previously beautiful big mill. Today it is decaying. Violet plantations are everywhere.

It had to be a beautiful and majestic building. Even today, when it is unfortunately in ruins, I was surprised at the size of the entire complex of buildings. The oldest written mention of the mill dates back to the second decade of the 18th century, but the mill in Řeporyje reportedly stood earlier. The house numbered 25 already in 1770. The two-story water mill was owned by the Truneček family from the beginning of the 19th century until the end of World War II. In 1910-1911 Francis turbine was built here, just before World War II the mill was powered by a gas engine, from 1946 until its closure in 1951 the mill powered an electric motor. Until today, only parts of the perimeter walls have been preserved. It is a pity that we leave such unique technical monuments dilapidated. It has a beautiful and majestic building in the past. Even today, when it is unfortunately in ruins, you will be surprised how large the complex of buildings was. The oldest written mention of the mill comes from the second decade of the 18th century, but the mill in Řeporyje existed earlier. The mill house numbered "25" is documented already in 1770. The two-story water mill was owned by the Truneček family from the beginning of the 19th century until the end of World War II. In 1910-1911 Francis turbine was installed here, just before World War II was powered by a gas engine. From 1946 until its closure in 1951 the mill was powered by an electric motor. This day, only parts of the peripheral walls have been preserved. It is such a pity that we leave such unique technical monuments dilapidated.

An uninterested ruin at first sight. But the site is magical in how we can imagine how mill looked like in times of operation. The trough stream from the beginning of the drive today reminds the wild jungle. Nature for it was a few decades.

Same as limestone only ruin. But the nooks around are really interesting. I just don't recommend it in the rain. Enough mud and only at your own risk.

The ruins of a cylindrical mill .. probably the last chance to look at them, because a new apartment building is to be built in its place.

Beautiful for me. I like these old remains. There are already pegs, they want to turn it into apartment buildings. Some info boards call for a petition against.