So, really was the last day of the Season today, next weekend being Easter 'n all.
This morning we were on last go round, and spread across the valley trying to finish various bits and bobs.
Steve, Peter, Adrian, Diane, Ben and new boy Dick were at Butterley. Some dispute over how many trees taken but it was quite a few- 160 maybe- and despite a heroically late clock-off, they returned with around 20. All infilling, there was no need to go into the triangle bit. Diane took some photos. Steve says he seemed to end up in charge by default and nearly cracked under the responsibility. There were accusations that he was making a covert attempt to take over from myself & Philip.
I was in Ing Head in Marsden on my own, planting 5 Holly, 15 Bird Cherry and 12 Crab apple. At one point I was harrassed by some sheep + farmer and sheep dog. No wonder some of the trees in that field are struggling.
Philip and Stephen O. were at Fieldhouse planting 30 Crab Apple, some will be visible (on a clear day) from the Sair.
Dave, Stephen K. and John were chainsawing a logging back at the Nursery.
So we traditionally take a break of a week or three now. But people just love this stuff so much there may well still be little groups doing this and that now and then.
https://youtu.be/BfOdWSiyWoc
This morning we were on last go round, and spread across the valley trying to finish various bits and bobs.
Steve, Peter, Adrian, Diane, Ben and new boy Dick were at Butterley. Some dispute over how many trees taken but it was quite a few- 160 maybe- and despite a heroically late clock-off, they returned with around 20. All infilling, there was no need to go into the triangle bit. Diane took some photos. Steve says he seemed to end up in charge by default and nearly cracked under the responsibility. There were accusations that he was making a covert attempt to take over from myself & Philip.
I was in Ing Head in Marsden on my own, planting 5 Holly, 15 Bird Cherry and 12 Crab apple. At one point I was harrassed by some sheep + farmer and sheep dog. No wonder some of the trees in that field are struggling.
Philip and Stephen O. were at Fieldhouse planting 30 Crab Apple, some will be visible (on a clear day) from the Sair.
Dave, Stephen K. and John were chainsawing a logging back at the Nursery.
So we traditionally take a break of a week or three now. But people just love this stuff so much there may well still be little groups doing this and that now and then.
https://youtu.be/BfOdWSiyWoc
