Coppicing at Lower Woods, South Glos

18 February 2001

Little did we know it, but this was to be our last event of the year before the Foot and Mouth outbreak took hold. In a slight break from tradition we used the material from coppicing a patch of woodland to do something useful. The logs were used to build a Waterhouse Pile for invertibrates, whilst smaller cuttings made a deer fence.

Ed and Alison pause for a snap at the early stages of construction.	Tom Dearnley and some more of the group by the Waterhouse Pile after we'd run out of wood!

Photos supplied by Sue.

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