ELECTRICAL POINTS

The corrugated shed has a new exterior standard three pin double socket to the right of the door as you look at it, just above the post box hole – and not before time!

We have also re-wired the marine three pin plug on the pontoon side of the shed.

Next on the electrical list is fixing the sockets on the beach wall.  This might prove slightly trickier as the supply cable seems to disappear into the top floor of Quay House.  But we are working on it!

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