In addition to the placing of many new ceramic butterflies, a lot of hard work has been done to free up the soil from shrub roots and add composted manure ready for a stunning show of flowers later this year!
If you missed the chance to make butterflies, you can have a chance to make stuff for the railings in Gill Banks this Saturday between 11am and 4pm. The clay has been rolled out ready for you to use with the ideas that you will come up with.
You'll also have a chance to be interviewed by Cumbria Radio if you there at about 11:20 and tell the world what you are making and what you like about the project !
3 comments:
I loved this park when i was a kid, i can remember it getting built. What year was the pond filled in?
Fair play to you,Geoff.
Why I should pay all the rates I do and have to rely on someone like you to sort out the area, beggars belief !
Although, I don't agree with some of your over reactions to certain things in the Town, this is an all round good egg !
Is it me over reacting or Ulverstonians, including our councillors, accepting everything (now there's an exaggeration) that is thrown at them by Kendal.
I you're in a moving train; what's moving?
You or the countryside whistling past?
Depends on your viewpoint I think, Keith!
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