The rain held out on Sunday which allowed us to walk through areas 10 & 11, where we found Pitto seedlings, along with Asparagus fern and the other usual culprits.
At morning tea Tim gave an interesting talk about the history of English ivy. It was once used to make pitchforks and dye clothing, and apparently its wood made for good rolling pins as pastry dough sticks to it less than other timbers.
It was a good day out in the reserve with new faces.
You can join us next time, on Wednesday 1 and 8 October at 9am, and/or Sunday 19 October at 9:30am.
Photos by Daniel
At morning tea Tim gave an interesting talk about the history of English ivy. It was once used to make pitchforks and dye clothing, and apparently its wood made for good rolling pins as pastry dough sticks to it less than other timbers.
It was a good day out in the reserve with new faces.
You can join us next time, on Wednesday 1 and 8 October at 9am, and/or Sunday 19 October at 9:30am.
Photos by Daniel
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