by DKG
The FoSP volunteers met in the car park at 09:30 for what was to be the last get together for 2018. The weather was on our side with some sunshine and just a gentle but chilly breeze.
Continue reading “Wednesday Work Party Report (12th Dec 2018)”
A seasonal robin from DKG to cheer us up on a cold day. Thanks DKG.
We think we already have enough volunteers but if we need more, we will ask here, on Facebook and on parkrun’s social media. We apologise for any inconvenience.
Come and join us on Tuesday 27th. We meet in the car park at 9:30am; you’ll need sturdy footwear, thorn-proof gloves and a mug. We provide the coffee to put in the mug and there will be biscuits.
Our web host, in its geeky wisdom, has updated us with a new editing suite, parts of which are still under development. Please bear with us; everything is taking twice as long as usual but we have been assured that the result will be worth it.
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A tree creeper (Certhia familiaris) photographed in the park on Friday by DKG. Read on:
DKG’s regular report on Tuesday’s work party:
The park’s ivy flowers between September and November; each plant’s flowering season is quite short but a succession of plants flowers all through the autumn. The flowers are small, green and yellow, and so insignificant-looking that many people don’t realise that that they are flowers at all.
An October sunrise photographed by DKG on Wednesday morning.
Don’t forget our ragwort pulling party tomorrow, Sunday 9th. We are meeting in the car park at 10.00am and working until midday. Bring gloves.
We have made a few changes. Working our way eastward along the main menu, we have embedded a calendar, have added the beginnings of a package of printable activity sheets aimed at children (and their adults), polished up Contacts, and opened a new gallery to showcase DKG’s pictures. Please feel free to comment, positively or negatively, below or by email.
Tomorrow we will return to normal. Thank you for your patience.
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