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Wed 3rd Dec - BACON BATCHES - Bear Bridge working southwards clearing overhang and creating shafts of sunlight.
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Wed 10th Dec - Berrybanks working northwards clearing overhang. Christmas meal at The Bear afterwards.
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Fri 12th Dec - Dunchurch, back to the start (Windmill Lane).
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Wed 17th Dec - Berrybanks working southwards clearing overhang.
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Wed 24th Dec - Day off for Christmas.
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Fri 26th Dec - Day off for Christmas.
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Wed 31st Dec - Underpass working northwards clearing overhang.
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Wed 7th Jan - Potford Dam connector path and bacon batches.
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Fri 9th Jan - Dunchurch Bridleway release the veteran trees.
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Wed 14th Jan - Potford Dam connector path.
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Wed 21st Jan - Potford Dam connector path + Sustrans Lias Line workday.
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Fri 23rd Jan - Dunchurch Bridleway release the veteran trees.
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Wed 28th Jan - Potford Dam connector path.
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Wed 4th Feb - Berrybanks hedge laying and bacon batches.
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Friday 6th Feb - Dunchurch Bridleway release the vets.
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Wed 11th Feb - Berrybanks hedge laying.
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Wed 18th Feb - Berrybanks hedge laying.
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Fri 20th Feb - Dunchurch Bridleway release the vets.
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Wed 25th Feb - Berrybanks hedge laying (bird nesting season starts 1st March).
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This is Recycling
By now, you might have gleaned from the blog that we’re really into recycling. We are either a miserable bunch of tight-wads who don’t enjoy spending money, or we just have a really healthy repair-and-reuse ethic. In my case, I … Continue reading
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Tagged butterflies, cawston greenway, community, conservation, Kingons, mental health, Namibia, nature, new bench, recycling, reusing, revoloution, volunteer work, wildlife
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