diff --git a/posts/replacing-garage-guttering.md b/posts/replacing-garage-guttering.md
index 9d5684a..a962a8e 100644
--- a/posts/replacing-garage-guttering.md
+++ b/posts/replacing-garage-guttering.md
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Whenever it rained heavily, these problems would compound and lead to water
 pouring over onto the garage brickwork.
 
 ![The old guttering. I didn't save any un-annotated pics
-unfortunately](./img/old-main-guttering.jpg)
+unfortunately.](./img/old-main-guttering.jpg)
 
 The sitting water was caused by the lack of a sufficient drop from the union
 join with my neighbour's gutter to the downpipe. A further impediment was that
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ downpipe.
 By fashioning a "swans neck" sequence of joins, the downpipe now turns the
 corner _during_ descent and is fed downwards along the wall to the water butt.
 
-![The "swans neck" joini to get arong the corner](./img/swans-neck-downpipe-rotate.jpg)
+![The "swans neck" join to get arong the corner](./img/swans-neck-downpipe-rotate.jpg)
 
 This has been working very well and the water no longer pools. I've noticed
 however that condensation forms on the underside of the downpipe. This doesn't