Thursday 25 June 2020

Battling Vegetation and the Sun

Monday 22nd and Wednesday 24th June

Due to the on going conditions for volunteering , a different set of volunteers attended on Monday than did last Wednesday .
This time Dave , Peter Q and Brian joined HOD Tony , Vic and Pat , the mission as per ever is to make the station surrounds more presentable.
Last Wednesday saw the start of the drive way vegetation clearance, first job of the day was to give it a rake and mow.



After we all moved up to what we call the paddock.


Marvelous what 6 grown men can do in about an hour.

Next it was a bit of a challenge , the platform 1 embankment.

This shot , sort of shows the kind of height of the vegetation  that was all along behind the platform .


With luck we have a man who can  !

Pat makes it look easy with the strimmer , but its not especially as the day was warming up.



After working his way down the platform all that was left was to rack it down and sweep up , all debris headed for the smoldering fire in the distance





Peter having a rake.


 The after shot.


Left for another day when we can get the mower on it.

There was time to start the other end of Platform .

Again we followed what Pat had strimmed .


Pat having a well deserved rests while Brian and Peter clean up and Dave somewhere on the Wheelbarrow.

Caption time.



Please write a caption not using the following words .

Navy , Sea , Signals , Ships or Weatherspoons.

Sorry there are no photos for Wednesday as no Bloggers were around , looking at the cameras it looked like it was a very hot day by the way some were walking later !! 

Dave

5 comments:

  1. This will in-spear you.....

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  2. Oi! You throw bits of old train on miy laand and I'll stop yurr hay ration for yurr 'orses.......

    Well done guys in this heat, keep up the good work.
    Regards
    Paul & Marion

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  3. Is it as hot over there as it is over here?
    It is but don't grass on me.
    Seriously, great work in the desert sun !
    Regards, Paul.

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  4. please do not feed the animals!

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  5. It's better working on this side of the fence. I'm raking it in!

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