As I said in my
last blog, I have been busy inside the hold, painting, creosoting, making
shelves etc. so I just thought I would add a couple of photo’s. I would have put some on last night but I have
been having a few problems. Last month
Dawn bought herself a new iPhone 4. Her
old phone is a HTC and as it is less than a year old and cost nearly £300 and
she was only offered £80 in part exchange she said did I want her old phone. As it had a camera and my old Nokia was a bit
of a brick! I jumped at the offer (bad move) it is a touch screen phone and
does all sorts of fancy things, not that I will ever use them, but when you
have fingers like sausages like me then the phone develops a mind of its own. I have been taking photos of the work I’ve
been doing each night then coming home, connecting it to my computer which has
the decided to clear the memory on the phone’s gallery every time. Dawn said it was me doing something but last
night I asked her to download them and it still did it so she sat for the next
two hours fiddling and returning it to factory settings, whatever that is, and
hey presto tonight it has worked so here are a couple of shots I have taken
just to keep you all up to speed.
The stank is out.
Scruff keeping
guard and a close eye on the proceedings.
The rear shuts fitted
back in place and freshly creosoted.
Dawn’s kitchen storage unit.
Dawn’s fridge/hob/cooker/sink/drainer unit
New shelf for the top cloths and ropes etc.
When I came to re
lay the shuts that had been raised for the stank to be cut out, there was a
slight problem which I had not noticed before.
The shuts behind the stank were about an inch lower than those in front
so first thing I had to do was to saw some blocks of wood the same thickness as
the difference in height and nail then to the bottom of the shut bearers to
raise them up. With that done I was able
to relay all the shuts and creosote the last two then put the grand staircase
back in position. By this time it was
after eight and I was getting hungry, not having anything to eat all day, so I
packed everything away and headed off to the best chippy in the world, next to
Crown Bridge in Armitage for two cod and chips and a pot of mushy peas, then
home. We have got the two granddaughters
this week end so I probably won’t get much work done and you watch I bet its
glorious sun shine all week end. Oh well
never mind there’s always next week so until then
Don’t bang ‘em
about
Blossom.
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