Last week was one of those weeks where I
seemed to spend much of my time going from one meeting to another. We do need
to have them of course to make sure that all our current projects are going to
plan and to also plan what we will do next. It just happens that we have been
having a spell of fantastic autumn weather and it’s a shame to have to spend
any of it working indoors! Fortunately the meetings went well and there’s the
satisfaction of knowing that we are being careful stewards of this special
place as we try to improve accessibility.
I’ve mentioned before that I would be
having some consultation sessions about the possibility of creating a recycled
plastic boardwalk through Ings Wood. Lots of people stopped off to talk to me
about that and I also had emails about it. Everybody was in favour of the idea.
It will improve accessibility and will also protect the wetland vegetation that
might otherwise be trampled so it’s a win/win situation. We always have in mind the Trust’s core aim
to protect the environment for everyone for all time.
Between meetings I managed to pop out one
lunch-time to take photographs in Borrowdale. It also gave Daisy a breath of
fresh air as well. The colours are spectacular at present and the weather has
been perfect for some great photographs.
Daisy here.
I’ve had a boring week but I
did get to run around for a bit. That’s great.
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