I have found myself spending a lot of time in the D’ni Jazz Club of late. Just wandering around looking at the great work Darryl has done on the structure. There was a lot of damage when we first found the location.

People are already asking for access, not sure when that will be, could be a while given the amount of projects on the go and the small team we have working in the group. Perhaps we should get a meeting held and vote on suspending some projects, will have to take that up with the others.

For a couple of years now I have been wanting to restore the location to house The D’ni Jazz Club. But resources have been a big problem in getting it done. This weekend Phase 1 was finally completed, and details posted.
Upon seeing them, Darryl “Paradox” Pogue kindly offered to help fix the place up, overseeing Phases 2 to 4. Work began pretty quickly a lot of the damage has been repaired and the DJC tapestries have been hung on the walls.

To say I am excited to see this taking shape is an understatement, out of all the projects the RestorersGuild has going The D’ni Jazz Club is one of the ones I want to see completed most (the other being the explorer memorial age Tefoonet’ahn).

Work on the stained glass window had been going on since the Delin window project was announced, I had figured Tsogahl would be next then the Great Zero so work had already began on them before the DRC made their announcement.

However with the problems at the Barracks and the new location that is up for phase 1 overseeing the Great Zero window fell behind. However with the DRC’s announcement I felt it needed to be bumped up a notch on the old priority list. Repairs to the frame have been finished and the welding is holding nicely, so we decided to hang it in Tehren before we send everything off to the DRC so others could get a look and for us to take some photos of it.

Also got around to sending off the Kadish Tapestry to the Subterranean Restoration guys, pretty pleased with how it turned out.