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Some good news, they didn't admit me, there has been some improvement, so I'm safe to rest at home for now.
I called in on the way back from the hospital and grabbed a few pics.
The corbelling has been re-done to reflect the actual line of the roof.
The new chimney is now high enough to allow the lead to be put on.
The slopey bit of roof
The lead valley
More tiles on
A couple of panoramic shots which came out quite well from iOS6.
I called in on the way back from the hospital and grabbed a few pics.
The corbelling has been re-done to reflect the actual line of the roof.
The new chimney is now high enough to allow the lead to be put on.
The slopey bit of roof
The lead valley
More tiles on
A couple of panoramic shots which came out quite well from iOS6.
Muncher said:
Some good news, they didn't admit me, there has been some improvement, so I'm safe to rest at home for now.
I called in on the way back from the hospital and grabbed a few pics.
The corbelling has been re-done to reflect the actual line of the roof.
Fantastic news now, stop clambering all over the scaffold and go and put your feet up, like the doctor advised you to do the photos, though appreciated, will wait. I called in on the way back from the hospital and grabbed a few pics.
The corbelling has been re-done to reflect the actual line of the roof.
Oh and, the corbelling, tiles and lead-work are looking good!
Which is a compliment to whoever 'designed' it. I'd be happy to put my name on it, attention to detail means everything when extending such a lovely manor
As an aside. Yep. It must be thick lead. The laps are combined in the steps so the thin stuff = lots of steps and a very wide gutter at the high end!
As an aside. Yep. It must be thick lead. The laps are combined in the steps so the thin stuff = lots of steps and a very wide gutter at the high end!
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