A Productive Day

Tuesday, June 16th 2015

Our volunteers today were busy giving Foxglove a makeover. The reserve is now looking very smart indeed. The verges of the main driveway were strimmed where the vegetation is growing long, and the potholes in the road were filled.

The fences around the Field Centre and along the access track were repaired

And then repainted

Meanwhile, other volunteers tackled the area around the Field Centre itself, painting the posts, and clearing the weeds from the gravel borders. The rockery at the back of the Centre was also weeded, taking care to leave the plants that are a popular food source for our bees.

The whole place now looks much tidier, thanks to the hard work of all our volunteers.


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