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Check it out! Our Brynskaldr event is now up on our website with a schedule of what activities and who we have coming. Tickets now live too!
Are you a business or musical act looking for publicity and exposure? Come and enquire about a stall via kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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Any bees about in the woodlands yet?
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Yes, I've seen a couple over this last week
We are getting excited! (or scared) Only 2 months till the Viking invasion! We are just in the process of updating our events page on our website to show what is going on and when. Tickets available now!
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Drengskapr
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Exciting free opportunity for 18-21 year olds!
"Applications now open for this fully funded forestry youth camp for 18-21 year olds from diverse backgrounds this Summer in Wales. We're inviting young people with racialised identities, from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, queer and trans folk, and young women, from both urban and rural communities to apply. We need to diversify forestry!
It will be a week of fun, learning and adventure, connecting with nature and each other, exploring what trees do for us, learning about forest ecology, crafting with trees, fire making, working in the woods, cooking together on a fire, stargazing, exploring and fireside fun.
All costs covered inc travel, food, outdoor gear and camping kit. Sign up form: docs.google.com/forms/d/1U7DjY1Ps25kaPyEUT50p0zapj9bsvpJBHSbtCBLb2mA/viewform?edit_requested=true - the deadline 30th April. Email ForestryYouthCamp@gmail.com or can follow us on Instagram at @ForestryYouthCamp for more info." ... See MoreSee Less
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Cooking session at Rassau Resource Centre today - last of the current series with amazing participants confident in making soda bread rolls , we have made them every session
Also by popular choice we made a vegetarian curry with onion raita and turmeric rice - all organic(save 2 onions from the corner shop as didn’t have enough)
We washed, peeled chopped Butternut squash , celery, potatoes, carrots, parsnips, mushrooms, onions and garlic with lovely organic tinned tomatoes homemade stock and block coconut cream not to forget all the lovely warming spices served with turmeric coloured organic basmati rice, onion raita , mango chutney and lime pickle - well done all ... See MoreSee Less
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Please let them know if you have any info dreadful news for the school ... See MoreSee Less
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Kathryn and Bethan path clearing and Brush-cutting today, from Pretoria terrace towards the Goldie. Bashing bramble and allowing the natural regeneration of trees to come through.
This path is in a really bad state after water damage, we will be looking for funding to get it and some others repaired. What paths do you feel are a priority? ... See MoreSee Less
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This path going down the hill is full of glass, each time after rain there's more and more appearing. I'm picking it up every time I walk there but it's neverending. It seems that the path was originally made not only from rubble but broken glass and ceramics underneath as well 🙁
I haven't tried exploring the woodlands yet, because as a powerchair user I'm assuming most of it is inaccessible in the wet weather. A few key paths done so they are good enough for a wheelchair (which copes well with rough ground) would be amazing.
Well done and thank you
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