Thursday 10 February 2022

Going up in the World !

Wednesday 9th - February 2022


It was one of those days  what to do , weather okay`ish until diner time then we had a few showers , so most volunteers then drifted away.

Vic headed to the gardens to do a bit of tidying but least the Snowdrops are out. 



Peter Q and Dave headed upwards to the guttering that surrounds the station building to give it good clean out. Only 2 wheelbarrows full this time !



Vic had a good go at cleaning the windows inside and out , whilst above him Mike was giving the newly erected canopy extension a lick of paint. 


Brian was using up the last of the wood preserver on the drive way fence. Later he headed up onto the scaffolding to help with the painting with Mike.


Tony and Peter K gave the car park drains and adjacent paths a clean up.

Half way through the morning a delivery of sand and more paving slabs saw a break in the cleaning up.


Its a long way from this part of the station to the storage area but Pete ( almost 81 ) is still up to the job.

Talking of a long way away.


Spot the smoke in the distance , well that's where Pat is , he make a little heap of chopped down shrubbery and occasionally sets fire to it.

 

Keith and Ron had them selves a nice job ?
Re filling the cracks between the platform slabs , fair play they managed to get to the end of the platform 1 before the rain started.

Fellow Blogger Jo is still off with the Covid , so no pictures are out showing what the lads on the canopy extension are up to.



This picture of the extension taken about 2 days ago , what is happening at the moment is the installation of the Guttering and pipe work on both sides. The daggerboards for the gable end and the run off for the stair case all fiddly stuff which takes time.






Dave




 




4 comments:

  1. Well done Dave, standing in as the blog meister. Thanks for the pictures and report, it really helps those of us stuck indoors for various reasons. Hope Jo recovers soon, best wishes to you all and hopefully see you all in March.
    Regards
    Paul & Marion

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  2. Excellent blog. Always like an update, whosoever writes it. Thanks.
    Regards, Paul.

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  3. looking at your lamposts. thinking of the blatant cutting and theft of similar in Wales. Once again I return to the mantra of"man in place" could not a Brake Van or similar be converted to volunteer overnight acommodation and stabled in vulnerable areas. CCTV is great but its always after the fact!!

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