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Arch template |
Template for the arch into the Chancel |
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Old Ashlar facing stone ready to be cleaned
and
refitted in the Chancel |
Base of the corner buttress of the Organ Loft
ready
for building the walls up again |
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Steps leading down into the cellar |
How the chancel wall is constructed |
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The Organ Chamber with the walls down |
Outside view of Chancel wall construction |
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Burnt outer facing stones which are to be
used as infill in the new wall |
Stonemason at work carving the new stone |
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Where the walls have been taken down |
Stone Cross from the East end of the Chancel |
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Roof beam repair at the west end of the
Chancel |
Burnt cross piece which held the cross beams
in the Chancel now being used as a template |
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New cross piece fitted onto the old beams |
New cross beam fitted in place |
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Joiners fitting a brand new cross beam |
One of the skilled team of Joiners |
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Cutting the new timbers high in the Chancel |
Previous damage caused by the theft
of lead from
the roof over the vestries |
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Cleaning the walls around the
removed Clerestory
windows in the Nave |
Tracery of the main West window |
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The newly cleaned Nave roof timbers |
More of the roof timbers |
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The cleaned timbers are now almost
back to their
original colour |
Some of the stonework that needs to be restored |