Guest 644- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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Our first workday inside the Redoubt is this Sunday. All welcome, meet at 10:30 Drop Redoubt approach road. Now the bats are out of hibernation, we'll be back in the fort. This month we'll be mainly preparing the cookhouse for the rennovation work partly paid for by the Grand Shaft Climb and some other bits and pieces depending on how many volunteers we have.
I cant promise I will be there but I do hope you get a good turn out , its nice to know what the money the girls raised will go towards
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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any news on whether the building materials have been collected, they were still there last saturday.
Guest 644- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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I checked this eve Howard. Much of the rubbish has gone, at least the most visible pile on the road side of the fence. There is still a lot of tiles hidden under scrub and on the other side of the fence. I'd say a 50% job done.
Guest 653- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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Did you contact waste services Phil, thanking them for what they'd done but pointing out that only half the job has been done and where the rest needs picking up from ?
I would suspect that they put in a request for Veolia to collect it, but they (Veolia) didn't bother picking up all of it because they didn't look enough, just collected the obvious.
Roger
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I think I have a solution to that. The other day a customer asked if he could have some of the pile of slates I keep out the back for occasional roof repairs, as he had a lot of timber to stack and wanted to use old slates as packing to ensure air circulation through the pile. O No, I said, they are valuable period slates, but if you just need them for packing purposes, I know where there is a nice big pile of broken ones........
I'm an optimist. But I'm an optimist who takes my raincoat - Harold Wilson
Drop Redoubt approach road. Sorry to be so ignorant but where is this ? Please be gentle with the expalination as I have abosultley no sense of direction and dont know what most of the roads in Dover are called
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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turning off york street, turn left at the sign for the removal centre then it is first on the left near the top of the hill.
Sorry Howard , if I was to walk up the steps by the Alma express how would I get there ? I sort of have to go by landmarks , I know where the St JOhns Ambulance and Kingdom hall are
Brian Dixon
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top of the hill near the big house.
Thanks Brian so just keep walking up the Hill , round the bend and I cant miss it ?
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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on the right track sarah, keep walking up after the kingdom hall.
a bit steep though - you know when you are there, the main landmark is the discarded builders stuff.
Brian Dixon- Location: Dover
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no not really its on the left isolated from the rest.
Thank you Howard and Brian , I really appreciate the directions , if however you find a confused and bewilldered old lady wandering around a field later on , it will be me .
Guest 644- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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Travel up Military Hill and through the cutting. You'll see moat walls cut through the cutting. Near the top there is a sharp turn to the left which is the approach road. There should be a few dubious types (us) lurking about by parked cars, mostly with hangovers. Hope you can make it!
I will try Phil but as usual Im on call so cant be certain
Brian Dixon- Location: Dover
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sarah,never mind your not that old.you only look 21.
SMILEY
Awwww Shucks Brian ,
may I sugest a trip to Specsavers
Guest 644- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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Sure Sarah, no worries. I forgot to add there are no toilet facilities I'm afraid!
Sorry Phil , that made me laugh !