The space begins to fill up,

The gang all together except for Mark who took the pictures.
The first and last picture is where I was making up the pyramid's, the four on the table then made the half a metre larger pyramid in picture three and this was the first one on Sat morning that I put together.

There were pyramid's everywhere, no matter where you looked. Picture three is where four half metre pyramid's are joined together to make the metre tall pyramid.
It was a lot of repetition.

It started to come together,

The first of the four 2 metre pyramid's to be built, then three down and one more to go.

Steve having fun,

Nearing the end of the day and the finished build,

The official measuring of the pyramid and all the event had to be filmed for Guinness,
the third picture looks like the units are a little hicklty picklty (this might be an English saying that those from abroad have no idea what I'm on about?)
but it was a pretty firm structure and was easily supporting itself.

Coming to the end of the day, I found it very tiring and not sure how people or especially I would cope when working to enter the world balloon convention or at balloon manor.
Full respect to them all.

At the end of the day, it was nice getting to know people a little better. It was hard work but I did enjoy the experience.

The last picture from the day,

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