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Complete!

All done and dusted.

After 2 separate visits to the Church today, (Friday) we've finally got rid of all the fencing and debris from the restoration work. Commuter cars were swiftly inserted into the spaces left, therefore there was no opportunity to even sweep the street! Some people just have no patience, However at least I'm not responsible for the street, just the bits further in. With the trees blossoming beautifully after one of the hardest winters for a  long time, the building was looking very well indeed.



Of course a building such as this will have continued maintenance, but for now let's enjoy the short respite, and rejoice in the blossom and birdsong in the garden.

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