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Mike Lewis, Judy Yates and Doug Oliver on site visit to Pant Ifan. Rock Stonecrop is the bright green plant in the path in the foregrouund.
Mike Lewis, Judy Yates and Doug Oliver on site visit to Pant Ifan. Rock Stonecrop is the bright green plant in the path in the foregrouund.
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| MikeRaine | The Tree work! | 3 | Jul 20 2009, 7:17 AM EDT by MikeRaine | ||
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Thread started: Jul 1 2008, 1:34 PM EDT
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Had a meeting today with the Tree plan manager, latest estimates for work to begin are November this year. We are planning the removal of many sycamores below the crag. I hope the bottom of Belshazzar buttress in particular will be opened up. Part of the deal (to get the grant money) is that we ratioonalise the path situation in the woods below the crag too. TO this end there will be finger posts marking the entry points to the key buttresses and some access paths will be closed off with feld timber. I hope this works out OK, the idea being the create 'wild' areas and hopefully makes access simpler for first time vistors.
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| MikeRaine | Crag in amazing nick | 0 | Feb 22 2009, 6:38 AM EST by MikeRaine | ||
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Thread started: Feb 22 2009, 6:38 AM EST
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Title says it all, no mud, no leaves, bone dry immaculate this week. Get there before the end on March if you can
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| adrspach | A wasp nest bellow Christmas Curry | 0 | Aug 13 2008, 3:32 PM EDT by adrspach | ||
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Thread started: Aug 13 2008, 3:32 PM EDT
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Take care there is the wasp nest by the left footpath (facing uphill) approaching the slab higher up of the chimney of the Christmas Curry.
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