Volunteers enjoy the sunshine and the walls of Eastwood House

The first day was helped by glorious weather . The rear of the house was the starting point for Trench One. A cobbled walk way with an external wall and drain suggested this could be the entrance to the south wing. Additional walls also started showing up. A second trench was located over some geophysical anomalies which may relate to a garden feature. This has not yet shown anything to a depth of 30cm.

All hands on deck in Trecnh One (rear of the Eastwood house)

All hands on deck in Trench One (rear of the Eastwood house)

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Chris puts his hands together after overseer Kerry checks his trowelling in Trench two.

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How many servants walked over the path since 1830? Note drains in cobbles and outside walling to left. This path leads to the Stable block.

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A double wall, probably load bearing being cleaned.

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Steve producing that straight edge much admired on a quality site!

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