These
lads do not waste any time so it will not be long till the battlements will
be added.
Here
is the back of the wall and up to half of what you can see will be beneath
the walkway and embankment. With the drainage system and the retaining wall
this wall will here for quite a few hundreds years to come.
Hard
at work these two lads are doing a terrific job.
When
the company who are re-building the wall came and checked what had to be done,
they were amazed at one of their findings. Now remember the original wall
was built hundreds of years ago, the company checked how level the wall had
been by checking from one end of the original wall to the other end wall and
it was only out by 3mm!!
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I told
you these lads did not hang around now the battlements are going on.
The
only thing that stops them is the rain, not that they can't work in the rain,
you can't build the wall in the rain.
Here
the forklift is placing a battlement stone on the wall.
Now
it is sheer brute strength to remove the supports and move it into place.
Nearly
finished and as good as ever. No wonder I am getting the thumbs up from one
of the lads.
Here
are the lads that have been doing a great job and highly skilled work, well
done.
From
the left we have Kevin Campbell, Sean Robinson, David Watt, Jeffery Mcconnell,
Mick Bloomer, Brendan Cunningham and Denver Watt.
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