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Photo DPM 9.  (left) shows the relative positions of the Peri?i? Ponor-mill (lower right) and the Drapi? Ponor-mill
(top centre) on either side of the Trebi?njica River. 
The standing figure indicates the previous river level a few hours before the photogragh was taken.
(Photo: B. Lewarne, 15 Aug 2000)
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Left-side Column:
Photos DPM 10. & 11...(top-left) show details of the exterior circumference of the outer cylindrical stone wall - the coffer dam.
The protruding stones are immediately above the water gate (penstock) and indicate where the screw mechanism would have been located
for raising and lowering the water gate.
(Photos :  B. Lewarne, 13 Aug 2000.)

Photos DPM 12. & 13.  (middle-left)  show the position and condition of the spiral stone staircase on the inside of and contiguous with the outer cylindrical stone wall.  Note the profusion of plant growth.
(Photos :  B. Lewarne, 13 Aug 2000)

Photos DPM 14. & 15...(bottom-left) shows in greater detail the damage caused to the masonry of the spiral stone staircase by excessive root development of the trees and bushes growing inside the ponor-mill.
(Photo :  B. Lewarne, 13 Aug 2000)
 

Photo DPM 16...(above) an interior view of the main ancilliary building associated with the Drapi? Ponor-mill.
(Photo :  M. Hardman, 14 Aug 2000.)

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Photo DPM 28...(left) illustrates the Peri?i? Ponor-mill in context and indicates the condition of one of its ancilliary buildings.
The "shell" of one of the ancilliary buildings is plainly seen to the rear of the ponor-mill and in front of the inhabited building in the centre-right of the view.
Interestingly, the vegetable gardens associated with the ancilliary building were still tended when this photo was taken.
There are other apparently associated out-buildings which are inhabited.
(Photo :  B. Lewarne 13 Aug 2000)
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Photos DPM 19. & 20...(above) shows the Peri?i? Ponor-mill and its profuse growth of trees and bushes.
(Photo :  B. Lewarne, 13 Aug 2000)
 

Left-side Column:
Photo DPM 17.  (left-top) illustrates the Peri?i? Ponor-mill set low into the bedrock limestone, with its exterior integral stone steps.
(Photos :  B. Lewarne, 28 Aug 2001)

Photos DPM 18. & 19.   indicate the stranglehold of the foliage upon the inner spiral stone staircase.
(Photos :  B. Lewarne, 13 Aug 2000)

Photos DPM 20. & 21.  indicate the inner Mill House at the bottom of the spiral stone staircase.
Malcolm Hardman is standing at the doorway looking in at the litter-strewn floor of the building.
(Photos :  B. Lewarne, 13 Aug 2000)

Photos DPM 22., 23. & 24...give details of the Millstones above the turbine chamber.
In the centre of the circular mill-stone can be seen the orifice through which would have
protruded the drive-shaft from the turbine below.
(Photos :  B. Lewarne, 13 Aug 2000)

Photos DPM 25., 26. & 27.  show views looking down into the Turbine Chamber through the access opening.
The middle view shows the original cave wall at the entrance to the ponor proper and the right view shows the vertical turbine drive shaft and
turbine structure.
(Photo :  B. Lewarne, 13 Aug 2000)

Photos DPM 29. & 30. (above) indicate details of one of the the breaches in the concrete (shotcrete) lining of the riverbed exactly in the location where the water inlet structures to the Peri?i? Ponor-mill should be located.
(Photos :  B. Lewarne. 15 Aug 2000)

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Photo DPM 31...(left) shows the 
Dobromani East Ponor-mill in context.
(Photo :  B. Lewarne, 28 Aug 2001)
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Photo DPM 32...(below) shows the 
entrance to the short length of cave passage.
(Photo :  B. Lewarne, 04 Sept 2001).
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Photo DPM 34...(top-right) shows the poor internal structural condition of the Dobromani East Ponor-mill.
(Photo :  B. Lewarne, 04 Sept 2001)

Photo DPM 35...(lower-left) searching for the access-hole to the Turbine Chamber of the Dobromani East Ponor-mill.
(Photo :  B. Lewarne, 04 Sept 2001)

Photo DPM 36...(lower-right) searching for access to the
Ponor Cave of the Dobromani East Ponor-mill.
(Photo :  B. Lewarne, 04 Sept 2001)

Details of the only Fully Operational Ponor Mill in Eastern Hercegovina at Pridvorci in Trebinjsko Polje.