Ros who was thrilled with the news and gave FULL Praise to the Devon TRF! Equal praise to the frequent volunteers outside of the DTRF
Ros reeled off the advantages straight away with excitement in her voice explaining the raw benefits to the local Devon community.
(Ros said she would let people know about this amazing update in her office DCC next week)
This brings economy to the locals as the cyclist camped at Branscombe the night before
Sustainable travel
Zero carbon travel
Ham lane has multiple users this is in strong evidence now with it being part of the EDTBPR
A HUGE thanks to ALL the volunteers of Ham lane working party
Well done to you all my friends
Ian Collins
The uni lads on their gravel bikes
The last two were on a separate ride (which I didn't realise at the time) I got them to join in on the photo as they approached Ham lane on the other green road
Ros mucking in although receiving Physio treatment for a shoulder injury
Re using old walk way sleepers on site to bolster the banks of the road
Graham a worthy helper to Ham lane - thanks mate
More grippers added
My turn to have me hand on me Hip Ray
Ros Davies, Public rights of way - parish paths liaison officer
Devon highways and traffic management
Cake!! I didn't see no Cake, Rayyyy.....
Proud of ALL the volunteers to date to make this project happen
Thanks Trevor really appreciate the vocal support plus all your valuable assistance with this project to date
Boots on the ground do work, you ought to have seen the users refusing to help Sunday, they were locals watching the monthly progress and denying they could muster some muscle to help the cause Not even a bloody bacon sarnie would they bring down - Nope! We tried.....
We'll be back to sort the Ash tree when the time is right, oh there is some Holly there too - good burning
A fantastic result Wacky and long may it continue.
What you have achieved wth regards to the way we are perceived by PRoW, local Councilers, the natives and the user groups is beyond measure and will hold us in good stead for a long time.
We encounter loads of people using 'Ham' always chat to them on every visit offering them the chance to volunteer along side us now or in the future, no takers thus far mate.... TRF (motorcycles) are the minority user with loads of regular use from the neighbour hood, young and old from all walks of life I guess.
There is a hidden agenda to make this a success and hopefully we can try and tame some of that water flow to help reinstate the roads surface, more to do, we'll never finish but we'll win the hearts of the locals as they are very appreciative of our monthly achievements as they wait to see the next instalment of works.
Special tools next time to sort a few things.......
Rode it again today & to see how the work is progressing , outstanding. I can see the sheer hard graft you are putting into this ,well done ! Trev Dorset TRF.
Not even a bloody bacon sarnie would they bring down - Nope! We tried.....