Hot Legs, cutting Ivy and Habbin tunnels completed

  Today, started with a shocking sight. Two pairs of legs were on show. Can you guess who they belong to?
One pair looks like they belong to a groundsman and the other to an imposter. :-) Could it be Barbie or Bambi? Whatever they put me off my chicken legs at dinner time.

We have been removing some more Ivy from behind the Habbin. Strangely the more you cut the less diifference it seems to make.

Les started painting the bridge. However, it got so hot the paint was becoming difficult to use. Tomorrow he going to wrap the tin with ice

Mick R was tidying up some cables. It really did get too hot this afternoon to continue, so we had to have a break from the sun and pack up to have a very welcome ice cream

We finished painting the tunnels in the Habbin. They really look good. Very impressive. See photos below

The bridge is being worked on still by Mead.

Tomorrow,  hopefully the next stage of the work on the pitch begins. The soil arrived. The next project is to paint the accessible stand panels Amber.

See below the photos from the Abbey today