To cut out the trap for the container of the beichstuhl<\/em> I resorted to the circular saw, trimming off with the Scorpion, and that’s also a much better job than the previous one<\/p>\n To cut out the hole, I had to trace a line around the lunette of the toilet seat, drill out the angles and then go and find my box of jigsaw blades – no easy task. However I did eventually find them and I’ve cut out the hole (3 blades later). It needs trimming off but that’s a job for tomorrow as it was quite late when I knocked off.<\/p>\n I had a late start – that’s why nothing was finished. I’ve been working on the radio programmes – in particular the rock programmes – for Radio Anglais this morning. I need to push on and try my best to get ahead while I am still here. I’ll be off to Canada before too long. Time is closing in.<\/p>\n And what a gorgeous day today. Not a cloud in the sky, 33.3\u00b0C temperature, water in the solar shower at 38.5\u00b0C and the temperature in the dump load going off the scale at 14:00. In the end I had to drain out 10 litres of hot water and put in 10 litres of cold in an effort to keep the temperature manageable.<\/p>\n It’s going to be like this for the weekend too apparently. That will be nice. <\/p>\n
