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Contractors were used to clear massive quantities of bramble, helping
to prepare the site for replanting in 2006. |
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| Before any work could be carried out a survey was conducted to check for badger setts. All the fur proved to be from rabbits. | |||
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| The kissing gate had to be removed to allow machinery in. | |||
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| Machinery and strimmers were then used to tackle the brambles. | |||
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| The only practical method of disposal was burning. | |||
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| We did a follow-up survey to check for services and debris from former uses. The many large rabbit holes were marked to avoid broken ankles. | |||
| The fully prepared site can be seen on the 2005 Gallery page. | Photographs Peter Land |
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