Wind and watertight

Well, almost. A bit more squirty foam, and it'll be as snug as you'd expect a granite cave to be.

Onwards and upwards. 1st fix is almost complete. Anyone fancy spending a week or 2 helping me to saw up insulation and cram it into the frames?

Oh, to see the pictures in their full glory, you do need to click on them.

Bit tidier now

A bit more progress for you all to marvel at.

At last, nearly 2 years since they were removed, the sandstone ridge tiles have been replaced. Nice to have it waterproof at long last. (It wasn't when we bought it)

Some more pics

It has a roof, wall frames, and the slates are sitting in the farmyard waiting for the slater.

Turning point. - It was a barn, now it's an unfinished house.

Well, sometimes you've got to be a bit roofless.

Following a couple of weeks of (not constant) work, it's turned from a building into a seemingly derelict collection of walls.

Hopefully it'll be a building again soon.

Roof + Rope + Land Rover + Reverse =

Don't worry, it was intentional.

Plenty firewood for the years ahead.