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| Steve & Kevin reducing the height of a intruding post |
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| Rob, Dave & Kevin digging out where the digger cannot reach |
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| Kevin, Rob & Steve aim for 100 mm depth |
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| Special attention for electric cabling & lamp post |
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| Compacting around, having straightened the post |
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| John working on the distribution board in the carriage shed |
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| Dave installing a socket |
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| Connecting to source |
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| Rob compacting |
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| Breaking out concrete around a manhole cover |
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| Ian delivering blocks |
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| More levelling & compacting |
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| Removing in bulk from an area |
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| Spreading a sand bed for blocks |
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| Delivery |
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| Levelling to height ..... |
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| ..... getting ready for blocks |
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| Finally a puzzle - where & what is this? |
2 comments:
The Pigric Acid (an explosive, among other things) stencil must have been applied to a former gunpowder van body. Such as the one serving as Bobgins Level Crossing 'bothy'.
Michael
That's right - due to weathering, it has reappeared on our other gunpowder van body at ET
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