Out of the mists

Some friends of the museum have expressed concern that the structure in the previous posting seemed a trifle inadequate. They ask for some show of progress towards a finished edifice. And so we offer this recent photo of what is believed to be the Museum's new home at a secret location.

Alert readers (and viewers) will notice that the building appears to be under attack by moles. A fair assumption if a tad far-fetched, moles being somewhat foreign to these parts. The truth as usual is somewhat more prosaic though not without significance The line of degrassed clay to the left of the picture indicates the location of the recently laid and long-awaited electricity cable. For what is a museum of electrical philosophy without electricity? (That's a rhetorical question. No need to write in and there are no prizes.)

Structural amendments

Although the Museum has been without a physical presence for several months now, there is hope that this unfortunate condition may change within our lifetime. Work has begun at a secret mist-shrouded site as evidenced in this photograph which was purportedly obtained by a lurking friend of MoEP recently. We confidently expect that the final structure will have not one but four walls and probably a roof. Confirmation of this will be posted in due course, perhaps. A completion date has not yet been announced.

Meanwhile the Director's temporary accommodation has itself undergone some degree of further change. Much of the Museum's priceless research material has been packed and transferred to a secure off-site bunker. And before too long the administrative functions may also be relocated, along with the Director and staff. Details may follow if we get round to it.