As I walked
round the site on Tuesday I was expecting to see the same blank canvas of a
building site; the empty footprint where the old centre had been removed has
looked the same for the past two weeks. However I was so excited to see things
have happened, the old foundations had been revealed!
Large
trenches had been dug around the original foundation; maroon red bricks were
visible from the edges, hidden for nearly 30 years. There were also a large
number of fluorescently jacketed builders, contractors and managers looking
hard at work. It was a rather cold morning, still some builders were wondering
round in t-shirts... how? I don’t know, I was freezing!
The following
day I returned for another photograph of the building work to put towards our
time-lapse photograph. The scene of the construction site was full of heavy
machinery, including diggers, dumpers and cement mixers. Foundations were being
laid! It’s so exciting to watch the daily development of our new visitor
centre. I have always been told you need good, strong foundations to build a
sturdy building and with the amount of cement mixers we’ve seen going through I
can rest assured these foundations are well cemented.
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