Went for a walk this afternoon around the walls and down the canal to Hunston and back, camera in hand. Still only about half way through this film, so it’ll be a week or two before you see the photographs.
I notice that the Cathedral Works Organisation has removed some of the scaffolding from the upper part of the south side of the Cathedral. Now, if you stand in the Bishop’s Palace Gardens, you can get an almost scaffold-free view of the Cathedral, the first time that has been the case for years and years. The new stonework at the top of the south transcept looks immaculate – almost too new, and needs a little wind and rain on it to take the hardness from the stone. Hopefully they will remove some more of the scaffolding – if they do so, I’ll get some pictures.
separating the wanted from the unwanted