10 July 2018 Tuesday
Brian and Panos came to help again, and now we all knew what we were doing and how it was done, we powered through sections F and G, so much so that I forgot to take pictures most of the time.
It was hot, though. We had two fans running on the mezzanine, directed at the scaffolding, and one at ground level, to keep us a little cool. By now every one of us had done every job so we could cycle round taking turns at sitting out to rest, or throwing ourselves into frantic activity, as required.
Brian and Panos came to help again, and now we all knew what we were doing and how it was done, we powered through sections F and G, so much so that I forgot to take pictures most of the time.
It was hot, though. We had two fans running on the mezzanine, directed at the scaffolding, and one at ground level, to keep us a little cool. By now every one of us had done every job so we could cycle round taking turns at sitting out to rest, or throwing ourselves into frantic activity, as required.
10:30 am: Dave and I have set everything up, Brian is running late, and Panos is touching up the varnish on the rafters.
Years ago, when the wood was new, Neohori Pete painted water-based varnish on all the woodwork that could be reached from the top of the pile of straw bales. Half the room couldn't be reached, and the edges where the bale stack was wobbly weren't done either. So we have been touching up as we go - remembering each time just at the last minute!
4:00pm: Panos has had to leav a little early, but even so, we finish another two sections, leaving only four left to complete.
Brian, posing for a photo, to make sure we remembered he was here today!
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