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Spring has sprung in Bradley Stoke’s woodlands

Posted on Thursday 10th April 2008 at 10:57 pm by SH (Editor)
2008-04-06 Bradley Stoke Wildflowers and Conservation Work

Seeking a break from recording progress in the construction of Bradley Stoke’s new town centre, The Journal’s photographer recently ventured into nearby Savages Wood and woodland below Bradley Stoke Community School to capture some more peaceful scenes. Check out the pictures of bluebells and wood anemones on our PicasaWeb pages [album, slideshow].

Volunteers from the town’s Three Brooks Nature Conservation Group were also busy over the weekend, planting wildflower species in the community orchard. The group’s next workday takes place on Saturday 3rd May, when some stream cleaning is planned.

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Tags: Savages Wood, Three Brooks

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