A special volunteer helping today

A visitor discusses the construction work with Chris and Guyan

Photo by Tony Mould

It's important to make sure the bricks are straight

Photo by Tony Mould

The scale of the construction is beginning to show

Photo by Tony Mould

Margot Bristow, volunteer artist and her hearing dog Piggle

Photo by Tony Mould

Piggle even has his very own wall!

Photo by Tony Mould

Today's view from the balcony

Photo by Tony Mould

It is important to keep well stocked on materials

Photo by Tony Mould

Guyan and Chris are going to need ladders soon.

Photo by Tony Mould

Artist Margot Bristow was helping out on the Rice Pavilion today, and she was accompanied by another very important volunteer.  Because she is audially impaired, Margot brought her hearing dog Piggle, who is a Chinese Crested Powder Puff.

Piggle comes courtesy of Hearing Dogs for the Deaf and he is specially trained for his most important job.  He was such a help that it was decided he should have his own wall.  Let’s just hope he doesn’t think of using it!

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