Thursday 4 July 2024

Summers gone again. !

 Week Commencing 1st July 2024

Monday


Just the 3 of us again  !

Over on Platform 2 there has been some more brick laying .



The weather is beginning to have an effect on some of the waste bins , especially the lids , this one the right hand side had started to come apart where the rain had got into the crack. 


Gate into the sitting area needed attention , the screws were coming loose !


The metal gate near by also needed attention to line it up with its partner . Pat showing us a trick on how to keep the washers on the gate pins whilst trying to line them up with the holes. . 


The bank has started to shrink and whilst we are mowing the blades occasionally hits something hard , its usually a small piece of the old station which had been flattened and pushed to the side.


Whilst we were finding lumps of old station , Pat was on the heavy duty strimmer .


Just a mornings find , a bit of platform edge and lots of brick bits.


I did forget to take a picture of the largest piece , maybe next week.

Wednesday 


Same 3 volunteers.

It was raining so no grass cutting !

Bit of planting up to sell in the shed , alas nobody there today .


Pat was cutting down some large vegetation on the top of of the bank , whilst Ian and I were keeping out of the rain putting together more Trugs , just in case ther might be a rush on them.



Pat behind our container stopping it being over run by Brambles.



It stopped raining for a while , so after the station staff had informed us the the car park signs had been over run by vegetation , Ian and myself got out the loppers and dived in.


Its in there somewhere , are there you are after about 20 mins.


Rain doesn't stop the trains and the Locomotives on duty today were Foremarke hall and 2807.



Dave





2 comments:

  1. Dave, Thanks for the posting. I like learning about all the work the volunteers do to keep the place running. Kudos to you all.

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  2. Dave, Thanks for the posting. I like learning about all the work the volunteers do to keep the place running. Kudos to you all.

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