Secateurs day Sunday 23rd May

Posted on May 6, 2010 by Paul

It’s time to bang the drum again for Cawston Greenway…

Whilst we cannot do any major cutting back due to nesting birds, our lovely litter-free greenway is in need of a little bit of a trim. There are brambles starting to encroach onto the path which is making it quite unpleasant to cycle or walk along.

So I propose a couple of hours on Sunday 23rd May 11am to 1pm, bring your own secateurs and maybe gardening gloves. Meet at the usual place (see www.cawstongreenway.org for link) and lets see what we can do!

Look forward to seeing you then.

Paul

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2 Responses to Secateurs day Sunday 23rd May

Sue says:

May 16, 2010 at 8:22 am

Hi Paul we will be there on 23rd. Where can we record butterflies that we have spotted? I thought this blog had pictures of butterflies but I can’t find it today. Thanks. Sue

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cawstongreenway says:

May 16, 2010 at 1:57 pm

Great stuff!!! see you next Sunday.

I have put the butterfly spotter back on the blog. I will transfer pics to the website with a link to Butterfly Conservation as and when. Feel free to add to it 🙂

Paul

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