WATERWAY RECOVERY GROUP AT YNYSNMEUDWY LOCK. 5.8.18
Work began today at Upper Ynysmeudwy Lock. Fourteen volunteers from all over the UK (including one from France) arrived in their shiny red van from the Ynyscedwyn Scout Hut where they are staying to do some long overdue repairs to the structure of the lock. Above, Ian Gaston, the team leader, gives a briefing on the planned activity to the bywash of the lock to the assembled troops.
Left, In order to get to the bywash a youngmans board is used to get across to the canal and Gordon had built a wooden handrail to provide extra precautions. Below the volunteers cross the bridge.All safe! More photos to come!!
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