Div not at same level as logo image

I imagine I am missing something basic on this the end of my
first leg of my css journey.
I have added a new div into my page call "whatwedo" which is
in the header div and meant to be at the same level as the logo on
the righthand side (where it is floated correctly I believe).
Why is it not in the right place, what am I missing?Thanks
for any pointers
.whatwedo { float: right; width: 200px; font-weight: bold; }
http://216.219.94.105/david1.htm
Thanks

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