Conservationists met at Onion Corner where they continued their task of cutting down the large and slight trunks of Hazel that had been pollarded at least 25years previously. Where the cut trunks were thick, these were sawn into 5foot sections and piled. Branches cut off from the trunks were stacked thickly against the remaining bases to protect any new shoots from nibbling by Muntjac deer. All cut material not used in building the wigwams, were piled to provide food and protection for insects and small animals.
Terry thanked the Conservationists for all their efforts.
