It was pouring when I left for
Minnowburn, near Belfast, this morning; however, by the time I arrived at the Warden's office the sun shone.
Only Kevin and I were present today; Shaun was supervising. We drove up to the Rose Garden, parked and walked to Freddy's Steps, where we had planted a young oak and beech plantation
eigh
teen months previously. The saplings were utterly overwhelmed by a jungle of
brier, laurel and other large weeds; so we went on the offensive armed with our lengthy slashers! My chopper was unnecessary on this particular occasion; last time I used it I almost hit Louise in the face with it.
About three hours did the job and we headed back to the office for lunch outside the office: tuna and cucumber sandwiches with a flask of tea today.
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