... and we had a really good chat about a lot of things. But after a few minutes, she said "but that's not what I want to talk to you about really. Someone wants to hire the scaffolding tonight so we were wondering that if you weren't doing anything you could come round and help us dismantle it and put it on the trailer".
And so what of I did have anything else to do? Hiring out the scaffolding involves the receipt of The Folding Stuff and we need as much of that as we can get.
"I'll be there in half an hour!"
On my way to Liz and Terry's I stopped off at my favourite photo spot, the birdwatching point near St Gervais (and one day there will be some of the kind of birds that I would be interested in spotting) but the view over to the Puy de Dome and the Puy de Saucy was so obscured by clouds that it wasn't worth photographing, although I did notice that someone was setting fire to something in the distance.
It didn't take us long to dismantle it, especially as the client, who was clearly in a rush, came around and helped. And now that is out, earning some dosh and that can't be bad.
Liz kindly fed me and we had another chat. I took advantage of the shower there and then it was home time. And I have a pile of things to do this weekend. I'll be rushed off my feet.
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