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Next Workdays
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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: small mammals
Let There Be Light…
Let There Be Light was the phrase uttered by Steve when we removed a group of young trees. Indeed, there was light in abundance. A good workday with Steve, Aaron and myself making the late start. The plan was to … Continue reading
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Tagged bees, butterflies, community, conservation, cycling, Endangered Butterflies, fungi, Hedgehogs, moths, mountain bikers, Mountain-biking, nature, NCN 41, photography, running, small mammals, volunteer work, walking, wildflowers, wildlife
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Wet One!!
It was indeed a wet one. It just rained and rained and rained. But Aaron and myself soldiered on. I think carrying the bench parts down to where it is sited was the hardest part. My back, legs and shoulders … Continue reading
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Tagged bees, butterflies, c, community, conservation, Hedgehogs, meadow flowers, mental health, moths, Mountain-biking, nature, outdoors, photography, Picnic, running, small mammals, walking, wildflowers, wildlife, Wildlife Photography
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A Few Meters More……
Nice start to the day today. I got there at about 9:45 and saw a couple of squirrels playing on the path. There were also loads of birds in full song and it felt good. The wider the path is, … Continue reading




