Wednesday, 14 August 2013

Rhodie Bashing and Farewell

Today was the final day of the Residential but before we said goodbye we headed up to see the NTS Rangers for a morning of rhodie bashin.  Rhododendron ponticum is an invasive plant that damages native ecology and the team at Brodick Country Park are engaged in a long running battle to bring the plant under control. We were happy to help!

On the way to meet the rangers we found a sleepy slow worm.
Some of the rhodie plants are absolutely huge.
We cut the brash and burned it. Later we toasted marsh mallows on the fire.



The team on their final morning before saying farewell.

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