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Getting Hotter!

What with Oran Mor erecting a huge amount of metalwork around the tower, and us as well; it seems that at least the Scaffolding Industry in Scotland is flourishing!

No, I don't know what the old Kelvinside Botanics Church is doing, perhaps someone does and can tell us.

I do know what we're doing. The Fleche will lose its, rather fetching green, debris net fairly soon

All the while lots is going on inside the roof space.

Thankfully the Contractors were on hand to deal with the deluge of water which fell on us on Monday night. The last of the old plastic downpipes will now be finally replaced, the one that was left had completely choked and the resultant waterfall into the Church and Hall was swiftly dealt with.



Fortunately the heating engineers arrived on Wednesday to start installing the new heaters in the Hall. Efficient and working! Wonders will never cease!

By yesterday morning the difference in the Hall was amazing ------ (also note the previous colour schemes!)

All I can say is that the old heaters, once dismantled were very sad looking things indeed. Hopefully these new ones will be a bit more substantial.




So heat in the Hall and heat in the Sanctuary, we are very definitely on the home straight.

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  1. And it's largely due to you, Fifi. Well done, as ever!

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