Episode #5 - What a conundrum

In this episode we cap the top of the walls and fill in two doorways. Hope you like rocks.
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[@scottsorby7966]

Now Im not saying I have a favourite cos you're all amazing characters but Mick is a blast to listen to with his wit (good site banter) Fair play to Amanda because she's so used to it and probably thought of smothering him will a pillow once or twice 🤣 Huge respect to Daisy and Pete for stepping out of their skillset and tearing into the graft (and Mick at times 🤣🤣) Much respect from the land of porridge and Whisky, stay safe folks

[@IfIHadADiggerAFrenchRenovation]

Haha you seem to know us so well! It's a steep learning curve but we have plenty more banter, wit and rainy days to share! Thanks for the kind comments!

[@jimjams20001]

You should have removed the old wooden lintel around that doorway, as it will rot away and create a gap. Also never use grey cement when patching/building stone walls. Use chaux and white cement. There is a product called Tradifarge that has it already mixed to the right proportions. It allows the wall to breathe and move with the rest of the building. Grey cement will crack.

[@IfIHadADiggerAFrenchRenovation]

Many thanks for the feed back! Much appreciated, we are still learning our way around the French building materials. Thankfully we haven't used any cement for fixing/patching our stone work, it is all lime based mortar. We will keep an eye out for tradifarge in the future. Thank you again.