Somewhere

Sunday - a day of rest in a hectic but magnificently productive fortnight.  Architect Stuart Green popped by during the afternoon to discuss next week's finishing touches to the walls and the building in general - and to demolish some red wine, brewed to perfection in the Chateau Settle.

Then out along The Sidings with fidus carne Bess.   On the outward journey I had noted a rainbow.   Not the best rainbow ever but I took a picture of it:

Quite pathetic as rainbows go but the patch of sunlight on the hills caught my eye.   I am easily impressed by such things.

On our way back though I was met with this - a rainbow which seemed to spring from the water tower itself:

David Stubbs, local garage man and rally driver was putting in a Sunday shift along The Sidings having lost two days at a rally in Wales.   We both looked in amazement at the sight and wondered about its portents.  "Means that Water Tower's a money pit" he said with Yorkshire candour.  'appen

 'ee's reet.  A glorious one though.

Internal walls and a good-enough-for-now roof of sorts in prospect.   Light at the end of a two year long tunnel.

Not to lose sight of the train flavour, here is a super video of Tornado yesterday climbing the final mile or so to the Roof of England southbound at Ais Gill Summit.

https://www.facebook.com/100037329740652/videos/141426290445028/

Eleven carriages and no assistance Tornado is nearing the top of the Long Drag with steam to spare.  Sound on, full screen, inhale and enjoy.