Sarah - trouble on two fronts Having done the corridor outside the dining room, Sarah turned her expertise onto the Duty Officer's cupboard and
painted it. Unfortunately, she failed to consult anybody about it and managed not only to cover it with emulsion
paint, but a fairly vile colour at that.
Find out the difference (Sarah) between emulsion and gloss paint
Progress in Gents (no, not the dig) There was great activity in the Gents toilets; for a start it was invaded by ladies. In response, a male
working party was immediately installed in the Ladies toilets. Graham had by now sorted out the worst of the floor
sections and was installing replacement woodwork. Others started on the ceiling and walls, all of which were in
need of a good coat of paint. It proved to be easier to remove the bog pans one by one rather than to tile round
them. The inevitable happened when Trap 2 was out and somebody flushed Trap 3 upstream.
Too much for some ..... The inevitable Working Week injury was sustained when Judy Day strained her Achilles tendon and had to make the
annual pilgrimage to Morriston. This provided a useful opportunity to obtain more beer from a local brewery as supplies were running low and we were not going to go another night on existing stocks.
..... and fine for others Simon arrived with extra sand as we had underestimated the amount of concrete required for the campsite water point
and lintel replacements. Drainage and water works at the top end were completed, the hole filled, and the paving slabs
loosely replaced. Meanwhile, other jobs proceeded just about on schedule.
