Now on GoS, instalment 81 of the development story. 115 photos this time, with thanks to Bob yet again.

Yes, just two weeks to the first public event, which might mark the end of the project, or maybe there'll be odds and ends to capture after that. Whatever happens, it's coming to an end I'm afraid!

Greens on Screen

Fabulous. What a lick of paint. Can't wait to see it in the flesh against Stevenage and Swindon.

Looking Great. I love the Green Lights in the Grandstand although gutted i can't right click and save the image. I'd be proud to pop that on my FB Page so non footballing friends might be tempted to come along.

Bobbys Garden and that damn Lamp Post masquerading as a Floodlight stick out like a sore thumb now.

Much to do, but very happy with what has been done.

[Argylegames]

This week from inside a cloud in the highest village on Exmoor!

Thanks guys!

This surely could be made into a book, wonderful photographs. Imagine if we had a book of the 1952 build it would be a best seller. In another 60 years people will look back as we do now.

[Biggs]

Great stuff, thanks. Looks really premium inside. Imagine being a staff member going from portakabins to that...

Just to be clear, that area at the east end of the grandstand concourse is still going to be a refreshment area? Or walled in, as in closed off?

Another great set of photos chaps, the end is in sight, I wonder if I could swap my season ticket seat in the Demport for a game,
surely this will be the best entertainment venue in the far South West,
Pete

Just to be clear, that area at the east end of the grandstand concourse is still going to be a refreshment area? Or walled in, as in closed off?

I would imagine that it has something to do with the recent weather.
That area at the end was wet, with the wind driving the rain in through the exit doorway. Not the most comfortable conditions to be enjoying your oggy and bovril!
It will now be enclosed to protect from the wind/rain?


tonsk

Thank you once again for your time - effort and the photos.

Just wondering what the reason was to cover in the refreshment area at the East End?

Wow those TV's are £629 each!!

Thanks again guys I can see a full house for the first time in January when we draw a home tie against Man City in the 3rd round of the cup.

Dunlop is a plastic, Dunlop is. Plastic la la la la!

[Biggs]

Thank you once again for your time - effort and the photos.

Just wondering what the reason was to cover in the refreshment area at the East End?

Wow those TV's are £629 each!!

I was thinking that too, it's obvious the actual build is very expensive but easy to forget the little touches in the fit-out needs serious cash too. Especially if you're going premium, as Argyle seem to be.

Wouldn't be surprised if those comfy chairs were around a grand each, too.

Dunlop is a plastic, Dunlop is. Plastic la la la la!

A recycle plastic.