Very little visible structural progress happened this week leading up to the holidays. That said, the pain staking job of chiseling out all the old pointing is pretty much complete inside and outside in readiness for new lime pointing in the near future. The stonework looks amazing, especially in certain areas such as the west gable where the stone colour and patterns are basically a work of +150 year old art! The stonework inside the mill, which is more random than external, looks pretty good also.
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| West Gable (pointing picked) - Looking Fab |
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| South wall (in extension) - Kitchen will go here |
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| Inside Mill - wall be left exposed and repointed |
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| Note curve in the wall - this is where mill gearing used to rotate |
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| Inside Mill, above where gearing used to be - this probably supported pulleys? Wood too rotten to keep so we will replicate with Douglas Fir for a feature |
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