Not sure whether its related but I found the gate separating the two plots open on Wedneday roundabout lunchtime.
I shut it thinking it was left over by a member of the public.
Not sure whether it should be open or not....
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Friday, 24 July 2020
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Hi Henk
ReplyDeleteJust to confirm that I have looked into this and apparently the cattle should all be in the canal section and the gate should be closed! Rich has just been on site and verified that all is currently as it should be!
Thanks
Susanne