Joe Montague

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Aston’s Eyot
🗓Wednesday 6th August 6:00pm

📍Richard Benson Hall OX4 1UR

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Wed 16th Jul at 6:00pm

It’s a hoe down

Oxford Report written by Bethan Greenaway

This evening we returned to Oxsrad! This time no painting was done - the reception area is looking SPLENDID, if we do say so ourselves.....

Today we were based outside clearing and widening some of their pathways which were becoming rather weedy and therefore not particularly safe for wheelchair users.

After an hour and a bit and some inventive tool use - (who knew tent pegs were so good for removing pesky weed roots?!?) we left the area looking much neater and clearer.

Well done team!! And thanks for the company on the run!

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Rebecca McAlees

Thu 17th Jul at 8:14am

Great tip on the tent pegs and well done making the pathway more accessible.

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Wed 16th Jul at 6:00pm

OXSRAD gardening session

OXSRAD, but this time no paint

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Wed 9th Jul at 6:00pm

Rag(wort) week

Oxford Report written by Anwen Greenaway

Pastures new for us this week, as we headed to Oxford Preservation Trust land in Kennington. The task was to remove ragwort before it spread further throughout the grazing land. Ragwort, whilst a cheery pop of yellow and a good habitat for some species, is very toxic for grazing animals.

Removing ragwort from this field was very satisfying, and in an hour we had almost completely cleared the land, filling 2 1 tonne builders sacks.

Our reward was water and ginger cake (thank you Hannah!) and an opportunity to go and explore Bagley Woods on our post-task run.

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Thu 10th Jul at 11:14am

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Stephen

Fri 11th Jul at 12:08pm

it was good to see everyone and pull some ragwort, thanks!

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Wednesday 2nd July

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Wed 2nd Jul at 6:00pm

You never know what is lurking in the undergrowth

Oxford Report written by Bethan Greenaway

And for us yesterday evening that included:

  • bike tyres
  • buckets
  • an old garden fork
  • window frames
  • storage drawers
  • household rubbish
  • wine bottles and of course PANTS!

Returning to Boundary Brook is always a joy. This time we were tasked with litter picking the edges of the nature reserve, both inside and out. It is frankly bonkers what we find on litter picks.....

After an hour and a bit we had amassed a mountain of litter ready for the council to collect, and fortified by cherries (thanks Trevor) we set off into the sunny evening for our run.

Good work team!!

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Joe Montague (He/him) signed up to a group run.

Wed 9th Jul at 6:00pm

Pulling Ragwort

Clear space for new flora and fauna

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Wed 25th Jun at 6:00pm

Lavender’s blue (dilly dilly), rosemary’s green

Oxford Report written by Bethan Greenaway

This evening we had a glorious time at Marston Forest Garden. After an enthusiastic greeting from Anthony, Isobel and Oboe the dog we wandered through the site to the Medicinal Herb Circle.

The whole site has burst into bloom in the last few weeks, fruit has started to ripen, flowers popping up and the trees are thriving.

This evening we were tasked with weeding the herb circle in readiness for one of Isobel's glorious brick labyrinths. Armed with tools and fortified by watermelon and DELICIOUS flapjacks we set to work. After an hour and a bit the area looked much better and Isobel sent us into the allotment to forage for fruit and herbs.

Already looking forward to our July session!

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