The second foot supporting the Hurst Frame now has a waterproof concrete base. The plate made from ultra-hard Ekki wood will go between concrete & oak. Thanks to #chapelpropertieswoodbridge #NationalLotteryHeritageFund and #suffolkcountycouncil. #woodbridgetidemillmuseum

The second Hurst Frame foot before and after the ultra-hard Ekki wood plate inserted between concrete and oak above the tide line. Thanks to #chapelpropertieswoodbridge with grants from #NationalLotteryHeritageFund and #suffolkcountycouncil. #woodbridgetidemillmuseum

Being cruel to be kind. #chapelpropertieswoodbridge continue work to reinforce the second 'foot' of the Hurst Frame in #woodbridgetidemillmuseum. Replacing wood that is increasingly submerged because of higher tides. Thanks to #NationalLotteryHeritageFund and #suffolkcountycouncil

Repairs to the Hurst Frame stagger on, beset by high tides. One of the feet has been shortened and the replacement courses of bricks have started to be laid with the Ekki wood platform prepared. #chapelpropertieswoodbridge #gcrobertsonsandassociates #eastsuffolkcouncil #nationallotteryheritagefund