Each year there is a clear plan to complete a particular section of Guedelon Castle, though the site has to close between November and March because mortar freezes in cold weather. Interestingly, in medieval times progress would have been quicker because a lord had unlimited call on the local people. Gudelon http://altkultur.net/buyers-guide-to-understanding-two-way-radio-range-and-channel-frequency/ Castle is six miles from St-Fargeau where a spectacular Son et Lumiere show, Living History, is staged at the chateau at weekends during July and August. It has a cast of 600, most local people, and features 60 horses. The town also has a unusual music museum, Muse de lAventure du Son, with an outstanding collection of over 1000 radios, gramophones and mechanical instruments from the 1900s to 1960 to be seen. Many of them also to be heard.
