Lisa documents, while Guy and Kathryn strategise. |
Thursday, 2 April 2015
Photo opportunity with Yorkshire Water
Saturday, 28 March 2015
Woodland management at Throstle Green Farm
Alder logs, orangey when wet, white when dried. Go figure. |
We went to Throstle Green Farm at the request of the owners, to manage some planting done there around 15 years ago. We cleared Willow and Blackthorn regrowth, while Philip and Stephen felled Alder and Willow with their chainsaws.
We were: Philip, Stephen, Mandy, Guy, myself, Dave, Tanya, Geoff, Duncan and Harvey the Dog, Neil, Sarah, Trevor, Dianne, Jess, and Hap.
Cake was homemade scones with butter and jam.
And it flippin' well lashed it down nearly all morning. So we got quite wet. Still, was last day, and all my kit got its annual wash afterwards.
Philip and myself will now take a short break from organising these shenanigans. Doesn't mean folk can't still go out and about on Saturdays.
Saturday, 21 March 2015
Green Building Store tree planting at Scammonden
11am official flapjack and shortbread break |
This week we were joined by the good folks of the Green Building Store, who sponsored this planting session at Scammonden Reservoir.
We were adding to some woodland that the Society planted over 15 years ago, enhancing the new reservoir path that Yorkshire Water have spent much time and money creating.
We were: myself, Jess, Tanya, Vashti, Cath, Ben, John, Peter T., Stephen, Steve, Dave, and Philip. Plus all the Green Building Store folk.
We planted 270 Sessile Oak, and enjoyed homemade flapjack and shortbread.
This was the last day of actual planting of the season, and the sun shone and everyone had a good time!
Next week, woodland management begins.
Thanks to Jess for photos.
Me lurking on far left, while Tanya looks askance at Ben's Ian Brown impersonation. |
Saturday, 14 March 2015
Last stand at Wholestone Moor
Guy, myself, Dave, and Cath. |
Back to Wholestone Moor for a last bash at planting here. I forgot to post this earlier, so I think we planted 100 Italian Alder and a similar number of Oak.
We were: myself, John, Philip, Geoff, Dave, Steve, Guy, Mandy, Cath... and then my memory gets fuzzy. Someone will correct me. I am sure...
Feast your eyes upon our works, ye mighty, and despair! |
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