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The next time you see this pile of sand (except that you won't really see it), It will be part of the screed that goes over the bituminous damp-proofing and levels the floor of the building. And this is a piece of history making a fleeting...

The next time you see this pile of sand (except that you won't really see it), It will be part of the screed that goes over the bituminous damp-proofing and levels the floor of the building. And this is a piece of history making a fleeting...

No dancing yet, I think.  But with a mind to frivolity, I should tell you that the barbecue was rather good.  Despite Adrian's misgivings about the heat provided by the pallets, we got a great fire going and if anyone has any pictures to share...

Well, not just yet, perhaps.  The floor will soon be completely covered in the black bituminous damp-proofing layer, then screeded with concrete.  Until the semi-sprung wooden floor goes down, I think I'd put the dance moves on hold. Neither would...

This is Sarah who is wondering if she dare go into the kitchen to make a cup of coffee.  I think she'd better not.  By the end of the day the rest of the building will probably be covered in black treacle as well.  Not time for the carpets to go...

As moats go, it's pretty inconsequential.  Personally, I think it was just a matter of Graham showing off his digging-in-a-straight-line skills.  But any marauder worthy of the name wouldn't even need a horse to jump it.  I can do it myself and my...

Sorry everyone, can't get the barbecue built for safe use this evening on site.  I need a LOT longer to build anything! Please come to my place instead!  9 Queens Close, off Pinnocks Way. You can have a look at the colours for the centre as well!

Yesterday, Gordon was very wisely keeping his back to that disastrous light in the small activity room (it's not his fault!) and beginning on the job of booby-trapping the site to keep visitors at bay: Today I can see that the job is progressing...

Yesterday, Gordon was very wisely keeping his back to that disastrous light in the small activity room (it's not his fault!) and beginning on the job of booby-trapping the site to keep visitors at bay: Today I can see that the job is progressing...

This might be a rather longer entry than usual, because I have to warn you of two things: the first one is a disaster on site: This is the lighting in the small activity room.  It is truly horrible and I think we deserve better. To be fair, I think...