Cutting out a path

The brook at Wild Acres has a path running along it’s length that had got very overgrown during the summer. I took the brush cutter and cut back all the ground vegetation for about three quarters of it, opening access to the small peninsula.

I could then cut a few large hazel branches which were over hanging the path from above. The only thing that remains is to make the steps cut into a slope a bit more robust and safer.

We were treated again to a fabulous lunch, cooked by our Sri Lankan friend. The polytunnel is yielding a lot of fresh ingredients at the moment, and you can’t beat freshly cooked food.

In the afternoon, it was the regular Dursley Code Club. The children have mostly gone back to school this week, so it’s more of a routine now. Two new children attended the club today.

In the evening I joined the admin meeting of the Stroud Wildlife Survey Group by zoom. I haven’t joined this for a while for one reason and another, so it was good to catch up. I took some actions away to progress over the next week or so.