Was out for a ride last evening with brother Phil, there is sizeable oak tree limbs snapped off and lying on both banks to the lane, weve cut a sizeable hole through to get bike and walkers through for now
Lilage lane W3W - audibly.clincher.tonic, west of east Budleigh
I cant get to the site until the 3rd of September to cut up said limbs
Please let me know if you would like us, me to deal with, easy job just have no free weekend at the moment
I expect there is a few bits down after last weekend, nice to see you out on your bike Wacky.
Plenty of overgrowth out there with a few obstacles/projects that really could do with sorting but people do tend to ignore these facts..... easy life they require I guess....
Yep bloody good to be out on the motor cycle after a long lay off, performed flawlessly not sure about the rider tho
If anyone is riding this area can they let us know if the limbs are still in situ please, will save getting all the gear together on site to find them Oak pieces gone
Thanks to mark for the update on these tree limbs, i've now sent through the update to PRoW, this follows up my earlier email at the time of finding the obstruction
Morning Em, Sam
Sorry ive not heard anything from Sam.
Is this UCR in Sams area? Or is there new protocolSorry I dont understand I thought this was your area Em.
Update - 23/8/23, A trail rider has ridden past the obstruction, most of the small foliage has been cut by users, walkers etc.. I guess, the big limbs are there still in place.
Happy to arrange volunteers to deal with the fallen tree limbs, got all the documents in place etc risk assessments etcTirfor winch
If you need help Wacky, I will come up from Plymouth on a bike.
Bloody Nora Neil, what an offer mate, thanks, I'll let you know mate.. I was hoping for some East Devon Beys to get in there and offer some muscle.....
Anyways lets see what happens, I might have to cancel and let PRoW know I cant do it through lack of help...
I would have volunteered for some chainsaw practice Wacky, but I'll be away working.
Too far for you to travel Tribey for such a project mate, although I agree about the practice bit it certainly does hone the skills, working out the compression etc...
Shame cos I would have taken the beast for you to have a go with