Clear Fell Update

Friday, January 20th 2012

Work is almost finished now at the clear fell area by the lake.  Contractors were in removing the last of the felled timber and making good the damage to the site made by the machinery.  David, one of our regular volunteers, was also in helping to move logs, and finished burning brash that had been trapped under the remaining timber.

Timber Extraction

The new trees that have been ordered are mostly on site now, so it is important to have the ground finally cleared for next week when we hope that replanting will begin.  Exciting times!!


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