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a photo of archangel and bluebells
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2020 Annual General Meeting – The Trust

This years annual general meeting has been affected by the pandemic COVD-19 in as much as no gathering of people is allowed during the current national ‘lock down’. Comments are welcome to cuckfieldwoodlanders@gmail.com Chairmans report NEWT Chairman’s report 2019 Woodland Managers report NEWT Wood Managers Report 2019.2020 Nest box report NEWT Nestbox report 2019

the new gate stands in position and the notice boards moved to their new site
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24th June 2019

the old gate has been removed and the new gate awaits fitting – but oh no! wrong size spanners to undo the hinges! beautiful crisp white elder flowers are everywhere as well as flowering brambles. Lets hope it will be a good year for butterflies

volunteers from UK Power Networks based in 3 Bridges
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21st June 2019

Two benches made by lawyers from UK Power Network – Three Bridges – on their volunteer day. One replaced an original bench called The Story Bench. The new one was called The Haslett Bench because it was made on the International Woman Engineers Day 2019 and named after Caroline Haslett 1895 – 1957

Beginning of the North gate repairs
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3rd June 2019

cutting through oak tree with chainsaw
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27th May 2019

orange-tip butterfly
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29th April 2019

spotted today – three beautiful orange-tip butterflies. Probably male, John explained what the females look like over a delicious piece of chocolate cake and a spot of whiskey. Today our good friend David hung up his woodland boots and retired from the volunteer group. He will be really missed as a true supporter of the […]

yellow-archangel
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April 21st 2019

A walk through the wood revealed eight different varieties of wild flower – incredible! not wild flowers but irises – how on earth did they arrive there?

bluebells
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April 15th 2019

produce is emerging from the recent coppicing – all the pea sticks were sold to one local villager ( although John and I took enough to satisfy our growing season) the woodland is spectacular this year

The wood that came from two fallen oak trees
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March 25th 2019

The wood that came from two fallen oak trees brilliantly cut and shaped by John.

snowdrops in a woodland
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February 18th 2019

A small patch of snowdrops growing in the woodland – really hard to find!

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