title	A Sail Fitting, Billingford Windmill, Billingford, Norfolk - 20th August 2020
intro	A pile of new sails had been noticed stacked up outside Billingford Windmill whilst on a trip up to the Horseshoes pub with The Boy Phil, and so Nosher and the boys headed over to have a look the next morning only to find that the new sails were in the process of being actually fitted. It's a delicate operation, and while we wait, one of the dudes comes over to explain that the person who designed the arms and sails had actually died four years before, and so they were a bit nervous as to whether they would fit, or more importantly what they would be able to do about it if they didn't. As it was a work morning, and the boys were getting fidgetty, we couldn't wait around all day to see what happened, but we did get to see the first of the sail arms fitted by a crane.
imgp2164	Harry's got black slime all over his hand 
imgp2173	The boys in the woods on Billingford Common
imgp2176	The boys find a tree with a nice low bouncy branch
imgp2187	The tree canopy looks like Ausralian eucalyptus
imgp2189	Billingford mill, without sails
imgp2193	The sails, laid out in front of the mill
imgp2195	Harry sneaks in for a closer look
imgp2196	The guys work on preparing the first arm
imgp2199	The old Billingford Post Office
imgp2201	The old Thelveton road, now cut off by the A143
imgp2205	The boys roam around on the old road
imgp2210	Harry and Fred wait for stuff to happen
imgp2211	The crane picks up the arm
imgp2213	The cap and fantail wait
imgp2217	The scene on Billingford Common
imgp2222	The two-ton arm is lifted
imgp2225	The arm is gingerly lifted off the ground
imgp2229	The sail arm is in the air
imgp2239	The crane is operated by remote control
imgp2242	The arm is fitted to the post
imgp2252	The view from the back of the crane
imgp2254	The arm is almost in place