MFS finally managed to complete the James Adams "Slaves" in and around the historic Council chambers within City Hall.
I am pleased to have played a part in the 18 month refurbishment of the historically significant Grade II* listed building in the centre of Bristol which is claimed will save the people of Bristol £50 million over the coming years.
I am pleased to have played a part in the 18 month refurbishment of the historically significant Grade II* listed building in the centre of Bristol which is claimed will save the people of Bristol £50 million over the coming years.
Above is, it appears, the last time any work/servicing had been done to the "slaves" (1968). I wonder who R.S is and if they are still alive?
Above you can catch a glimpse of the beautiful dyed pig skin doors that I was informed cost £15,000 to repair.
Above are the shots of the double action slaves from the "old council house" which we will be repairing in the near future.
Below is my war wound:
Unfortunately in the process of working on the floor springs I have fractured my distal phalanx (end of finger) as can be seen in the picture below, which I assure readers is far more painful than it looks!
Unfortunately in the process of working on the floor springs I have fractured my distal phalanx (end of finger) as can be seen in the picture below, which I assure readers is far more painful than it looks!
As always your comments are appreciated.
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