Today seven of us finished laying the hedge along the side of the bridle path. We also shifted a vast pile of wood from orchard to close to the gate for Gerald to transport to the shed for storage and seasoning.

Eddy said " Short morning hedge laying in Zeal, good turn out of the usual suspects. Dry with a stiff North Westerly causing a significant wind chill, under an overcast sky. The sun managed to break through on a few brief occasions but gave no warmth. We were nearing the end of laying the east hedge of the sunken bridleway.
Good to be there, only marred by intermittent outbreaks of unsolicited folk singing. I can endure a sea shanty in twenty verses as well as the next person - "Haul away boys, bound for South Australia" ............................... ".
This is totally disingenuous, I did find myself singing a duet with Pete of Sinatra's The Lady is a Tramp!

Risk Assessment

Site Induction

Chainsaw use at Tucking Mill

Woodland Management