Working on the south lawn, Clearing up the cedar trunks.
The volunteers have been busy clearing up the felled cedar in the garden.
Cairn is a regular steward at our Paranormal evenings and also a qualified arborist.
We also have Paul, Willie, Chrissie, Gavin (and Catriona who was on the refreshment run and provided the pictures).
Startting the work
Cutting up logs
Taking a break
Logs
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