So the next space looks like this. The double doors are an interesting feature.
There were also some office rooms.
The double doors and the Postcheque badge on the door actually lead me to believe, that this has once been a post office. But it clearly wasn’t that back in 2011, when the first photos on Google Maps are from.
And this is what’s behind the double doors.
I think this is where received letters and packages went first. They were then picked up by the postal truck from the back door.
So this is why my love letters never arrived.
Even here was a small break room accessible both from the back room and the side office rooms.
They’ve had traffic lights by the doors.
The last user of this office space has been the local forest owners’ co-operative.
And this door leads to their offices.
I hope that they’ve had better chairs to work on than that.
Very few things left here, too. I believe that the offices were vacant already in 2011.
The offices were actually quite big. Well, the area does grow a lot of forest.
Another empty room with a few tags.
A second small kitchen.
Fairly basic equipment but enough to warm up your lunch – in case you didn’t want to have pizza.
Moving on towards the final space of the building.
Parking closer to 2 meters to the wall is on your on responsibility. There’s snow falling from the roof. Encouraging.
One more post from here to go.