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OPEN
DAY: 12th June 2011 was a great family day out with lots of
fun and live music.
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7pm, 1st MARCH 2011, Drumbowie Primary School, Standburn. |
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OPEN
DAY 13th JUNE 2010
With
woodturning, a bouncy castle, live music, crafts, facepainting,
willow-weaving, refreshments and pony rides - there really was
something for everyone at our 2010 Open Day!
After a slightly
damp start we had a change in the weather for the better which
gave way to a very pleasant afternoon. The crowds turned out
once again to support us and it was another successful day. |
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Live
music was provided by Tulliallan Pipes and Drums who gave a
great performance on their first public appearance. Also providing
live musical entertainment were Adam Donaldson and Jason Lim
who were joined by Robyn McLean.
Many thanks to everyone who contributed to make our day a success;
we can't wait until next year! |
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WILLOW
WORKSHOP SAT 3rd APRIL 2010
We had a good day at this interesting and informative event;
the willow structures turned out really great! The weather held
out too - even though it did threaten with hailstones! |
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you can see, the living willow structures are a fabulous addition
to the pond area. |
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OPEN
DAY 14th JUNE 2009
The Open Day was a great success - the weather was very kind
to us which helped bring visitors out and encouraged them to
stay! Visitors enjoyed the displays and stalls; a big hit was
the archeological dig - where kids were allowed to get their
hands dirty without getting in trouble!
We would like to say a big thank you to everyone who contributed
in any way to the success of the day by setting up/clearing
up, exhibiting, visiting or donating. Thanks also to RSPB, Drumbowie
School, Falkirk District Association for Mental Health, Central
Scotland Police, Auchinlay Dog Agility Group and the demonstrators
in Willow Weaving, Wood Turning and Birds of Prey. |
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NEW
HEDGEROW
We have now completed the new hedgerow at the East entrance
gate, with the help of a grant from Falkirk Environment Trust.
This will improve the landscape and provide a more consistent
habitat for wildlife. |
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