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Cross under the motorway (there are yellow and white flashes on some of the pillars but they are heading off in another direction, so ignore them) and find the stepping stones among the caña to get over the river (if it’s wet). This will allow you to have a look at the spectacularly situated remains of the Molino de la Cerrá del Tesoro. This is still easily visible to northbound drivers from the motorway as it dips across the ravine. In 1899 records show that this was owned by Don Aureliano Piqueras. Although now long disused, there are enough remains to show it was a substantial enterprise; a leat, a channel leading water to the millwheel, that is, and a sizeable balsa (watertank) are still obvious by the upper building, with a huge drop down an adjacent circular stone-built fall to the mill itself. If you explore here, do so with care and a healthy dollop of common sense.