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The first Open Day of the year in March |
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| The trip boat, Mister Maysey, was taken out of the water for the winter to enable re-painting of the hull and the fitting of new oak fenders |
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| The willow bed is flourishing with new varieties planted to see which flourish best in Over's clay! |
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| Twice during the year we had working parties from Marlborough Stirling working on the construction of an otter holt beside the River Leadon: |
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| Plastic land drain is used to make two entrances |
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| The holt will comprise three chambers made from concrete blocks |
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| Fitting out The Wharf House has involved all sorts of tasks... |
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| Plasterboarding the Restaurant and Visitor Centre ceilings |
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| It may look un-dramatic, but for those who've worked on the project, the first phase of plastering - in the Visitor Centre and the Restaurant, was a major step forward |
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| Work continued on the silt trap |
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| With the blue bricks almost complete, the grille was fitted into place on the silt trap |
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| A lot of work has been done around The Wharf House - laying pavior paths and planting grass and shrubs |
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