A rodding eye for the sewage pipe and concrete bases for the pathway lights. The angled corner is completed with its pathway light As Alain and Jonathan level the paths, I follow up immediately with ....

Florent connects the fosse to the overflow well. The car park is levelled and compacted and the final kerbstones are added with a slight adjustment to the plan to allow an angled corner to aid ....

The fosse is stabilised with stone. This new design avoids a concrete base and anchoring to prevent the fosse from floating. instead the crenelated design of the sides are filled with stones and the whole ....

Another flower bed emerges outside the kitchen window. Cables will need to be tidied but not until final positions of the panels is known. The PV distribution/Control Board is prepared and the BBQ panels isolation ....

Panels and pathways take shape. My lifting system works well, even in the wind. The trickiest bit is getting the panel off the lifter and onto the roof but then it is relatively easy as ....

Florent's first action is to topcoat and level the paths with crushed stone. I get my first delivery of the metal rail system that will form the interior walls, placed by the insulation for easy ....

Florent arrives on site and the piles of stone are finally cleared. Large formations stones from old farm buildings that have been excavated during the works are moved (by me) to the storage area. More ....

The small lawn in front of the BBQ is finally cleared up to the top end storage area. The rear of the house is also cleared with items returned into the garden store (I will ....

The sewage fosse arrives! It is a lot bigger than it looks in the pictures. Main chamber on the right and the overflow liquid chamber on the right. An internal pump aerates the liquids and ....

Back to the PV panels while the sun shines. Up the ladder for a quick check on dimensions and I intend trying the plasterboard lifter to get the panels up on to the roof rather ....