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I am Rod Wynne-Powell, and this is my way to pass on snippets either of a technical nature, or related to what I am currently doing or hope to be doing in the near future.

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Monday, 11 July 2011

Jarvis – Foresters Development 11th July

Arriving initially in sunshine, I owned up to Trevor that one reason, (but not the only one) was that I would have found it difficult to maintain my boast that I always brought sunshine with me! However, the sun soon left the scene as if to say you can’t even make that claim today!

The main change to note was even more roof trusses in place across the site, but a visit to the nether regions of the basement showed that even more drainage was in place, and that the electricians were beginning their routing of cables. Another area was being populated with switchgear and junction boxes, but it was also the only storage area available to them, making it difficult to take tidy photos.

At the far right end of the site, gable end brickwork is looking more finished and at groundlevel a brickie was pointing up one of the many dummy chimneys, which will eventually be hoisted into position using the crane, and bolted in place.

I then left the site to meet up with the editor of Harpendia, an embryonic magazine covering a wide range of local topics, it will be interesting to see whether I can help.

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