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| | |  Small Balsam - before
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 Small Balsam - after
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 Tea-time
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|  Oxford Conversation Volunteers
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 Hanging out gloves to dry
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|  In Mary Sadler's Field: clearing the scrub that inhibits the heather
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 One of several piles of cut gorse with established heather in the middle distance to the right
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 heather to the left of the path, gorse to the right.
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 We never go out without our "extra thick tea friend"
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 These barriers will reduce the rate of erosion of the path, whilst allowing a 4x4 vehicle access
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 The logs, sourced from nearby coppicing, will stop the sandy soil from washing down the hill, and direct water off the path
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 Final touches on the stobs holding the last log in place
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 Happy not to be the one doing the sawing?
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 This section is complete. A very natural way to reduce erosion on this well-used path.
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|  Bloody nose beetle
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 Bloody nose beetle
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