Posts by Keith Weller
Work Day and Big Lunch: June 6, 2021
Our latest Work Day was followed by a most enjoyable but appropriately distanced Big(ish) Lunch on the grassy slopes of your local Recreational Park. With freshly mown grass, abundant blossom,…
Read MoreWork day report: April 25th 2021
Thanks so much to all who were able to join us today for the novelty of a socially responsible Rec-bash. After a coolish start it got steadily brighter and our…
Read MoreDIY reccing in lockdown: November 8th 2020
Well here we go again – locked down, perhaps, but not totally locked out. Our most recent planned Work Day couldn’t go ahead as planned, as rules don’t allow. However,…
Read MoreWork day report: October 18th 2020
Sunday Oct 18 was a lovely day. Thank you all for joining in and helping to keep our little park in shape. If you couldn’t make it, rest assured that…
Read MoreWork day report: August 30th 2020
Thanks to all for pitching in for this bank holiday weekend work day. A gently sunny morning was well-spent, with jobs completed and challenges reviewed. Here’s what we did: •…
Read MoreMany thanks to our donors
The Committee would like to thank everyone who so kindly gave a donation recently to support the Friends’ work. Our Treasurer Katy has sent personal thanks to everyone for whom…
Read MoreWork Day report: Aug 2nd 2020
Thanks to all for their huge efforts for Sunday’s work day. The weather was idyllic and, between us, we got a lot done. If you couldn’t join the show this…
Read MoreWork Day report: July 12th 2020
Thanks to all for a huge turnout and lots of productive work including: Pen corner flower bed created and shrubs planted Roadside hedges weeded, tidied and de-boxed Brambles cut back…
Read MoreThe Rec in June
A further selection of photos from late May and early June showing the Rec at its luxurious and bountiful best, including Mick’s picture of a baby nuthatch awaiting breakfast.
Read MoreRec Life during Lockdown
April… Confined to barracks though some of us might be, our little Rec is quietly getting on with things. Surrounded by increasingly luxuriant vegetation and cooling water, frogs, toads, newts,…
Read More