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DERBYSHIRE CONSERVATION VOLUNTEERS TASK REPORT |
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Site: |
Kedleston Hall |
Total Workdays: |
11 |
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Work Done For: |
National Trust |
Date: |
14/1/2001 |
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Today has been an excellent task, a crisp bright day but cold despite the sun shine. Debbie and Adrian, hardy folk, cycled to the site. We started off with a cup of tea with Simon Hiley, the head ranger, and a slippey slidey trip in the landrover to the work site. Simon drove a buggy with a trailer attached which several of our younger volunteers had a go in. It looked pretty hairy but good fun. The task, hedgelaying along a brook, was very satisfying. There was a nice mix of experienced hedgers and first timers, and we worked in several areas so everyone got a go. It appears that Rafael, who never even saw a laid hedge in his life is a natural. We also had a visit from the Derby Evening Telegraph photographer, who took a whole load of shots from all angles. In all we managed about 30 metres of fantastic laid hedge. A fine end to the first task of the year. |
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Volunteers on task: |
Tools Used: |
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Chris & Sue, Helen M, Helen S, Elaine, Charles & David E, Stuart H, Natalie L, Adrian & Debbie W, Rafael Lopez |
bilhooks, bowsaws, loppers, mell |
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Drivers: Chris, Charles E |
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Total Volunteers: 12 |
Mileage: 18 |
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