Tag Archives: brambles

Ten Years Younger – Phase 1 and 2

Posted on January 19, 2012 by Jennifer Inskip Kirkby

The new Field Gate Entrance is done, which, together with the work on Little Kelcliffe, opens up the landscape view, and creates a more inviting scene  – a dog bin will be going in by this gate as soon as … Continue reading →

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Day 5 – Respecting Blackberry Folklore

Posted on December 7, 2011 by Jennifer Inskip Kirkby

In a wind, cold enough to slice your ears off; rainbows one minute, and scudding clouds across a ‘Middle-earth’ sky the next, Ady Stokes, from Pudsey Landscaping has been ‘respectfully’ scalloping the bramble patch in the north of the park … Continue reading →

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Day 4 – Opening up the views

Posted on December 5, 2011 by PoppyCornfield

A beautiful snowy scene greeted Pudsey landscapers this morning.   A light covering had landed overnight but it didn’t stop work.  A visit mid morning revealed quite a change as the removal of the willowherb near the top copse was … Continue reading →

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