Tag Archives: Dunchurch
Fixing the Waterworks
If you’re viewing through the WordPress reader, please give us a go by clicking on http://www.cawstongreenway.co.uk so all of the slideshows work properly. Seven of us turned out today, and we decided that we wanted to be plumbers. After looking … Continue reading
More Stumps and Creating a Flop Zone
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We Need Dry Days
And looking at the weather forecast, it looks like that is what we are going to get next week, and warmer temperatures too. Here is a nice little reminder to come and help. Only four of us made it today. … Continue reading
Merry Christmas
Eight wildlife warriors (Reece, Marcus, Steve, Martin, Ian, Dave, Matt, and Paul) turned out today for our last workday before Christmas and the New Year. What a wonderful year we have had. We have seen the team get bigger, the … Continue reading
Winding Down For Christmas
Six wildlife heroes turned out today (Reece, Marcus, Steve, Matt, Martin and Paul) and we cracked on with pushing out the scallop pockets and creating windows on the other side of the path to let shafts of sunlight into the … Continue reading
Scallops and Stuff
Six of us wildlife warriors met up today and pushed on with the path on the slightly higher ground, ready for when the main path becomes a mudbath in winter, and we also continued to scallop the path edges. The … Continue reading
Time to Visit the September Jobs List
We have one last week until the birdnesting season ends and we can visit our list of jobs to do (top right of menu bar) over autumn and winter. Six of us made it today and trimmed the path back … Continue reading
Poking Around The Drains
Four of us got out today at Berrybanks, we missed Dave, but cracked on with going backwards to pick up where we got to last week, and then we ploughed on northbound and got to spitting distance of The Bear … Continue reading
The Harvest Moon
Our new circular picnic bench survived the pagan rituals of the autumn equinox over the last weekend, so we marched ahead and put in the second bench on this northern part of the path. This week we witness the Harvest … Continue reading
The Vision
Sometimes it is good to pause and remember the vision that we had some 13 years ago. The railway line was not a path back then. It was an unofficial dump. We spent hours, days, weeks and even years just … Continue reading
