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It rained all day. I got wet. So did everyone else on site. So did my camera lens, so quite a few ruined images, I'm afraid. The timber frame is coming on. Apparently it's Glulam - a timber laminate system, see http://www.glulamtimbersystems.co.uk. You're not looking at single pieces of timber, more many small pieces glued together. On the rest of the site, the line of the link road is clear from Bridge Street through to Derby Road, with a number of retaining walls nearing completion. Lots of drainage is going in at the southern end of the site. And Derbyshire County Council are cracking on with reconstructing Bridge Street south of Lower Mantle Close. The site offices resemble a small village.
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