It was a nice change to be working by the river Churnet today with the volunteer team. Engineered log jam stabilised with living willow posts and some spiralling of living willow to sure up an eroding bank. Hopefully it will survive, Last year's seems to have taken well.
My perky white ears pricked up when I heard my human say ...walk to Cheddleton event...
Yesterday I was out hedgelaying with the Churnet Valley Practical Projects volunteer team.
Walks in February can remind you of winter but a short walk from Cheddleton to Consall along the canal and back along roads was full of bright green and suggested that spring was coming.
This is the time of year when our member businesses are preparing for the coming tourism season.
Visitors to this part of Staffordshire, both from UK and abroad, are often heard to express their delight on seeing just part of the beau
Very pleased to have passed cs38&39 tree climbing with Billy.
Last two days were spent with the volunteer gang at Ellis Hill laying trees.
Horse chestnut with serious oyster mushrooms
Woody debris and renaturalusation of Churnet Valley at Crumpwood farm.
