Here at the Fiveways site we see the complement of the rising shaft down Homs Road.
This is the top of the falling shaft where the water will drop down into the new tunnel.
Falling Shaft at Fiveways (Click for a larger image)
14th February 2008
Fiveways
Here we see that works are continuing on the falling shaft. The small digger is being used to remove material from the bottom and sides of the shaft. In the below-left shot, the man access has now been changed from a ladder to a access tower system.
In the below right shot, one of the sections of the side of the shaft is being put in place. The straw is used as a packing material to help seal the joints.
The falling shaft [Courtesy of Nuttall's] (Click for a larger image)
Shaft sections being positioned [Courtesy of Nuttall's] (Click for a larger image)
13th February 2008
The work on the falling shaft continues and it is now several metres deep, each ring is 1000mm (1m) high.
The falling shaft [Courtesy of Nuttall's] (Click for a larger image)
Fiveways to Broadmeadows culvert [Courtesy of Nuttall's] (Click for a larger image)
More sections of the new culvert have been put into place.
11th February 2008
The material inside the piles is being removed, the old culvert can be clearly seen in the centre of the photo.
Fiveways to Broadmeadows culvert [Courtesy of Nuttall's] (Click for a larger image)
1 The brook referred to as the Chatterley Brook is actually a unnamed brook that flows from Weston-under-Penyard past Chackley Grove.
It has only recently become referred to as the Chatterley Brook and locally it was previously known as Chackley Brook. 2Flood Work Hit By Weak Teeth Ross-on-Wye Journal - Wednesday May 14, 2008