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Wed 7th July 10 to 12 – Berrybanks to start snipping and litter picking.
Wed 14th July 10 to 12 – Put up bat boxes if we can get a ladder.
Sat 24th July 10 to 12 – Snip back and litter pick Snowdrop bench to Potford Dam.
Wed 28th July 10 to 12 – Snip and litter pick Snowdrop bench to Berrybanks.
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Monthly Archives: February 2016
All About The Hedges Today
Today, Mick, Aaron, John and myself continued to push down towards the last clearing. We cleared out the brush-cut scallops and burnt off the brash from these, along with a load of other piles that were left from the last … Continue reading
Reduced Numbers Today
Just Aaron and John today. Mick had the dreaded dentist and I had a poorly child who needed my care. Good work done on the merging of the two clearings. Nice wide path to allow the wet bits to dry … Continue reading
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Sunny But Cold Workday
John, Mick and myself today and we pushed on southwards. John worked on the bank and Mick used the brush-cutter down in the Bird-box clearing. Looking back towards the bridge. This area is going to be so hot in the … Continue reading
Weekend Workday
Great weekender today. Mick, Aaron, Chris, Tim, Jude and myself all mucked in and managed to clear a good section on the south side of the bridge. A rare picture of me, tending the fire. Mick and me brush-cut a … Continue reading
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Us Four v. Storm Imogen
Well what a workday!! John, Aaron, Mick and myself battled against Storm Imogen to get the job done. And boy, did we get that job done! This is the south side of the bridge, you can see that we are … Continue reading
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Log Piles and Dead Hedges
Today Mick, John and myself made it. We decided to not burn everything and instead, build a few piles of logs and brash, and also add to the hedging at the top of the clearing. We burnt off the really … Continue reading
