Here’s one of the photos I took from the top of Beacon Hill, outside Loughborough, on Sunday, having ascended the hill for the Easter sunrise service.
Tuesday 19 April 2022
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Thursday 10 March 2022
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Pulling up and taking down
Compared to last week’s tree planting, today’s Green Gym was a bit more destructive. I was working with the group at Outwoods on collecting fallen branches and pulling up brambles. The branches went to be shredded, along with a couple … Continue reading
Friday 25 February 2022
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Slow and Fast
Jane and I were out with the Green Gym team again today to do some more tree planting. This time it was at Gorse Covert up Bunny Hill. The first part of the morning went quite slowly as we worked … Continue reading
Friday 18 February 2022
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There she blows
It’s been a stormy day in Loughborough but not a patch on other parts of UK, particularly in the south for today’s gales (and the north for the ones earlier this week). I think one of my neighbours is going … Continue reading
Thursday 10 February 2022
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Trees Among Trees
I was up at Outwoods for a ‘green gym’ session. Normally it runs on Wednesday mornings, when I tend to be busy, but it got shifted this week and I jumped at the chance to take part. This morning’s task … Continue reading
Wednesday 2 February 2022
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Together/Apart
Lougborough isn’t as well served with public art galleries as some towns and cities but it does have The Sock Gallery, situated to one side of the foyer at Loughborough Town Hall. It has some excellent exhibitions and the present … Continue reading
Friday 21 January 2022
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Sockman!
I’m not sure if he has any notable super powers but Sockman has been a fixture of Loughborough Town Centre since 1998 (see Wikipedia article). He sits admiring his sock, which represents Loughborough’s former role as an important part of … Continue reading