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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: walking
Allsorts Going On…
Loads to share this week. Eight bush-weary trackers made it this week. Ram, Marcus, Steve, Reece, Dave, Andrew, Martin, and Paul. This is the last month of the Bird Nesting Season, so we are kinda focused on September, when we … Continue reading
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Tagged cawston, Connecting Communities, cycling, Dunchurch, Paths For Everyone, Traffic Free Travel, walking
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Blue Monday Approaches
That third Monday of a New Year, when everyone feels deflated, spent out, and thoroughly down, because of the miserable winter weather and early dark nights, that just seem to drag on and on. The antidote, of course, is to … Continue reading
The Rain Finally Got Us
We normally have the luck of the Irish when it comes to rain. Even when it’s forecast, we seem to find ourselves in a little dry micro-climate. Today, that luck well and truly ran out… I half expected nobody to … Continue reading
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Tagged Active Travel, bacon batches, coffee, Connecting Communities, cycling, fungi, nature, outdoors, Sustainable Transport, walking, wildlife
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Can We Tick The Diversity Box?
Eight of us wildlife heroes made it this morning. Matt, Steve, Mark, Ian, Martin, Reece, George, and Paul. It was especially nice to see George, who is off school with it being half-term. Whilst George does a super job with … Continue reading
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Tagged Active Travel, cawston greenway, conservation, cycling, Dunchurch Bridleway, nature, Sustainable Transport, walking, Wheeling
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New Month – New Section
We made a start on our longest section today. Steve, Ian, Matt, and Paul turned out armed with way too much gear. However, because I knew that we were going to be a bit light on numbers today, I did … Continue reading
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Tagged Active Travel, butterflies, cawston greenway, Connecting Communities, Connecting With Nature, cycling, walking, Wheeling
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Section One – DONE
Seven of us turned out today for our weekly dopamine hit. Marcus, Reece, Mark, Ian, Martin, Matt, and Paul, and we had just today to finish the work on this first section (see September Jobs tab). 600 metres of 3,500 … Continue reading
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Tagged butterflies, cawston greenway, community, Connecting Communities, Connecting With Nature, conservation, cycling, nature, outdoors, volunteer work, walking, wildlife
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How Difficult Can It Be…
How difficult is it to predict the weather just 12 hours ahead? The forecast was telling us that we were going to have a total washout. We changed our plans, yet again, and surprise, surprise, not a drop of rain … Continue reading
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Tagged Active Travel, community, Connecting Communities, Connecting With Nature, conservation, cycling, nature, outdoors, volunteer work, walking
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Lumberjacking – Week 2
When I woke up and looked out of the window this morning, I uttered a curse or two. It was raining, and the forecast for the morning looked pretty awful. I sent out a WhatsApp message to the group to … Continue reading
Last Session of the 2025 Nesting Season.
We were back up to our normal numbers this week. Eight of us turned out. Steve, Mark, Martin, Ian, Dave, Reece, David, and Paul. Five of us went southwards to keep the connector between the Cawston path and the Dunchurch … Continue reading
Unscheduled Bench Work…
Seven brave souls turned out today in the scorching heat. I think it went over 30 degrees C (almost 90 in F) as the sun slowly melted everything and everyone. Mark, Ian, Steve, Reece, Marcus, Dave, and Paul. We were … Continue reading




