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Friday, September 27, 2024

Friday 27th September

 Pretty sure there were 49 (in 3 groups) in undergrowth near Hampshire gate - all seemed fine.

About 2 inches nuts in red bin.  Surprisingly water trough full !!

Field gate by No4 was open again (about 2 ft). Collected some more heavy logs to secure.

Gate 1 by corral - closing mechanism needs moving an inch or so to ensure securing properly.

Met 2 ladies with dogs (not on lead) in Orchid area. Politely reminded them that sheep were in the enclosure - apologetic and complied.

Tim Evans

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