Grand Designs - lime confusion?

[Nemesis]

I thought blaming the suppliers was a little rich. But it makes for telly.

Personally I'd blame the installers if they weren't bothering to find out how to do the job properly.

I gather then the whole floor wasn't the consistency of breadcrumbs, just that part?

The concrete lump - in fact once you walk past it and though to your wonderful historic enclave it hardly impinges does it?

I assume that the glass bit is now added? Or is that yet to come? It at least has some community use and benefit and as lumps go in town centres I've seen worse.

Tickets - slow actually but I think a London press push this week should help. See link at the top of this page.


Good about the plastering then! It was looking terrific when I saw it, what a wonderful place to live when complete.

 

[Jon Maine]

No glass dustbin on the front of the concrete lump yet. It would be better gone but I dont really let it upset me to often. One of the problems is that the teenage toerags sort of hide behind it and do unsociable things in close proximity to our house.

Will try to make Griff then, Should know in a day or two if I can make it or not.

Plastering is good, its so mellow and curvacious.

Oh and yes as I understand it the welsh floor was only crumbs in one place but tv is able to convey whatever the producers wish the punter to see and GD's certainly seems to thrive on the negative issues which arrise.

May see you week after next then, whats the best avenue to buy tickets?

 

[Nemesis]

No, concentrate on the church which is lovely!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/actionnetwork/A8199219



See the link at the top of this page (as a sticky) to Cadogan Hall - call or buy online.

Not sure if I'll be there I have to say, but Adam etc will.