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Start 10am, coffee 11am, finish approx 12 noon.
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Wed 28th Oct - Sky Blue Bench - working southward. Strim and widen path.
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Fri 30th Oct - Dunchurch - Symmetry Park -working westward. Strim and widen path.
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Wed 4th Nov - Sky Blue Bench - trim hedge.
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Wed 11th Nov - Sky Blue Bench - trim hedge.
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Fri 13th Nov - Dunchurch - Windmill Lane - working westward and stain benches if dry (widen path around field).
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Wed 18th Nov - Berrybanks - extend butterfly clearing and clear off wildflower area north side of underpass.
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Wed 25th Nov - Berrybanks - thin trees on southern side to let more sunlight in on south-facing bank.
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Fri 27th Nov - Dunchurch - Symmetry Park - working eastward thinning and widening.
Tag Archives: picnic benches
Creating the Wow Factor
This is the month where the Bird Nesting Season starts. I’ve had a few blue tits checking out the nesting boxes in my garden, but they are not obviously nest-building, and we have the pause before the huge explosion where … Continue reading
Benched Out…
A bit of a weird one this week where I need to take you back to 2020 when me and Kerrie, my wife, put in a little pedestal bench with views across the heath. In June of last year we … Continue reading
Back in the Gutter
No workday for me last week due to a well-earned holiday. I swapped my usual view for this. However, the guys did a load of work on the path width from The Bear bridge right to the northern end. It’s … Continue reading
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Tagged butterflies, cawston greenway, community, conservation, cycling, nature, outdoors, picnic benches, running, volunteer work, wildlife
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More Donations
We had an incredibly generous donation from Dunchurch Pantomaniacs. They have funded our fourth strimmer, a hedge-trimmer, a couple of extra batteries, and five bird-boxes. This will be so useful in the autumn when we can push the scrub right … Continue reading
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Tagged butterflies, cawston greenway, community, conservation, cycling, Duke of Edinburgh, Football, nature, outdoors, picnic benches, running, volunteer work, wildlife
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The Last Post(crete)
This really is the last time that I am going to hump bags of Postcrete about. If not, it will probably be the end of me!! We cracked on with the smashed-up picnic bench replacement just north of The Bear … Continue reading
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Tagged butterflies, community, conservation, cycling, jogging, nature, path for everyone, picnic benches, quad of benches, running, trio of benches, walking
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We Drained The Lake
Or rather, Reece and David did. I just paddled about in my green wellies trying my best to look like I knew what I was doing, which lasted for about five minutes before I was rumbled, and was sent off … Continue reading
Welcome To My World…
…the third rock from the sun. We had what is called a Parade of Planets this week, where all the planets line up and some can be seen with the naked eye. Quite a sight if you like star-gazing, and … Continue reading
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Tagged butterflies, cawston greenway, community, conservation, cycling, nature, outdoors, picnic benches, running, volunteer work, wildlife
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We Have A New Toy…
It’s something that is tremendously exciting and tells us if the birds are happy, sort of. It’s an app on my phone that cleverly recognises birdsong and tells us what we have. This is super-important because we can kind of … Continue reading
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Tagged benches, butterflies, cawston greenway, picnic benches, wild birds UK, wildflower glades
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Jaguar Land Rover Take Over
We hosted a group from Jaguar Land Rover this week. They very kindly installed a new picnic bench in a clearing with super views. A great day was had and the JLR team also picked up two bags of litter. … Continue reading
Spring Equinox
Spring has officially started, at last!! It’s actually the spring equinox today, the time of the year when the day and the night are an equal length. In cultures around the world, the spring equinox has represented a time of renewal, … Continue reading




