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Tag Archives: Coed Panteg
Green shoots and other thoughts
Almost the end of April and a rainy afternoon -time to share some news from the woodland. Ty’r Eithin have finished fencing the higher pasture and have recently brought in some lovely Belted Galloway cattle and some Welsh Blacks. They are very content … Continue reading
Posted in April 2013
Tagged CARMARTHENSHIRE WOODLAND, Coed Panteg, Ferryside, George Monbiot
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Coppicing work March 2014
A burst of activity after this winter’s hard rain (going to fall!) Even our barrow in the woods filled up. A rogue flock of sheep had come into the district having escaped from some poorly fenced land two miles away. On … Continue reading
Posted in Journal
Tagged CARMARTHENSHIRE WOODLAND, Charcoal making, Coed Panteg, Ferryside
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January 2014 -On the road again!
Following festive frolics at Tycanol over Xmas and New Year we are back to the serious stuff. Coppicing and preparing for Spring 2014. The wild weather resulted in a few issues for Coed Panteg woodland. As Martin remarked last year … Continue reading
Posted in January 2014
Tagged CARMARTHENSHIRE WOODLAND, Coed Panteg, Ferryside, Hugelkultur Mounds
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Autumn
Back on the hill after what seems an age. The woodland looks so soft and mellow Lots to do on the hill but still time to have a look round and enjoy the sights and sounds. The stream has silted … Continue reading
Coed Panteg Open Day Sunday 25th August
Coed Panteg Woodland Co-op are holding their annual open day this Sunday the 25th August between 2 and 5 pm. Come and see what’s happening down in the woods and meet up with coop members and friends. A lot of … Continue reading
Posted in August 2013
Tagged CARMARTHENSHIRE WOODLAND, Coed Panteg, Ferryside, Open Day
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Back on the hill
We went up to see how things were going on the hill after an enforced spell at home. The mound is going from strength to strength with runner beans, leeks, french beans, squashes, carrots and cucumbers all surviving and thriving. … Continue reading
Posted in August 2013
Tagged Coed Panteg, Guilds for Forest gardens, Hugelkultur Mounds, Orchard trees, Team 157
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After the rain
Popped up to see the Hugel Mound after a welcome drop of rain. We went up the night before to plant leek, carrot and borage. The squash, aubergine, runner beans and cucumbers are all thriving. We will keep a close … Continue reading
Posted in July 2013
Tagged Coed Panteg, ESDGC, Hugelkultur Mounds, Prince's Trust, Team 157
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Mound making on a Monday
The wonderful Sam Holt joined us at Coed Panteg to lead the training on creating Growing Mounds or Hugel Beds or….. Coed Panteg is blessed with an abundance of partially decayed timber, brash, rich soil and a large quantity of … Continue reading
Posted in July 2013
Tagged Coed Panteg, NBGW, Prince's Trust, Sam Holt, Sepp Hugelkultur, Team 157, Tyfu Pobl
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Friday in the National Botanic garden
Thursday in the woods and most of us were feeling the strain of four days hard work. Amazing amount achieved. These people are champions! Wood, brash and compost all ready for Sam Holt’s course on Monday. Can’t wait. Went for … Continue reading
Posted in July 2013
Tagged CARMARTHENSHIRE WOODLAND, Coed Panteg, NBGW, Prince's Trust, Sam Holt, Team 157, Tyfu Pobl
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