Sunday, 12 May 2013

'The Three Graces' of Lyme Regis, clearing off the N-S wall
Saturday saw some sterling work by our 'Three Graces' of Lyme. The N-S western wall looked spruce and clear after some hard trowelling. Well done to them.
Our next series of jobs is to take off the rest of the grass and topsoil to the west up to the Limit of Excavation (L.O.E.), record and take levels on the rubble dump and then we can start to hit the dump and hopefully get down to the floor level.  
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