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How do you restore a national treasure during a pandemic? Updating this thread today as we go INSIDE Notre Dame during the renovationpic.twitter.com/R0NhvHDrxy
The big danger at Notre Dame is lead poisoning - requiring a pretty involved decontamination process. You have to change out of your clothes, and into this lovely getup, over which you wear another layer and a helmet. Showers separate clean zones and dirty zones.pic.twitter.com/FUW3M8HFff
A Belgian-American architect Andrew Tallon made detailed plans of Notre Dame in 2010. This is the result of some of his work: architects map out parts of the cathedral, with stone retrieved from the floor. This is a medieval arch from the nave being pieced togetherpic.twitter.com/ex8kXg1tJ6
Remember the Crown of Thorns? This is what happened to itpic.twitter.com/8RcGco9Pmi
The charred stumps of oak that once held up this part of the roofpic.twitter.com/i9q44YZ1pm
With thanks to head archaeologist Dorothée Chaoui-Derieux for showing us around this extraordinary buildingpic.twitter.com/89LICCuPcw
Some more photos of the work up close, some gargoyles and our @ABC team filmingpic.twitter.com/tTkpu1WBZL
And then, at the end of an interesting and exciting day, our cameraman grabbed this photo of me asking for my phone (which I had to scrub) from the little flap in the decontamination showerpic.twitter.com/c2Ipv63Nfn
Found some other photos courtesy of @IbtGd : these are the abseiling builders, who collect valuable fragments of stone and wood, and transport them to ground level.pic.twitter.com/6uEGduJvaa
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