I haven't been to Killynether Woods since January, 2014.
Killynether, near Newtownards, County Down, has been a property of the National Trust since 1937, when it was bequeathed by Miss J H Weir.
It comprises 42 acres.
Today we were coppicing hazel, as we usually do.
There must have been about ten of us today.
We lunched under a birch tree; and, for a change (!) I munched on chicken and sweetcorn sandwiches.
Most of of spent five hours coppicing and gathering the branches, which will be used for fencing.
Thursday, 10 December 2015
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