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Salt Island gets a hair cut

Started by b0ogaloo, September 02, 2012, 02:55:41 PM

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b0ogaloo

The front of the bothy had become a bit overgrown with reeds, nettles, thistle and various other jaggy stingy things , I launched from Killyleagh on Friday afternoon into a complete B@st##d of a head wind and paddled over to the island ,
I  was amazed to find the table and benches I had built were still there ..

On Saturday morning after a good breakfast  I started work .... some before and after pics











raked it all up into piles and dumped it over the wall :D



Another job ticked off my to do list

Andy



Banging Square Pegs into round holes since 1969

wee gaz

cracking job. such a change from all the litter we now see all around

Mourneman


RedLeader

Brilliant job, good to see you doing it old school but it looks tiring.

b0ogaloo

Quote from: RedLeader on September 03, 2012, 10:20:34 AM
Brilliant job, good to see you doing it old school but it looks tiring.

Ahh its not so bad .. secret is to sharpen the sickle every 10 mins or so ..  I could've done it a  lot quicker with a sythe ... but impossible to carry one over in the kayak

Andy
Banging Square Pegs into round holes since 1969

Shan Doan

Hard work's never easy! A good job well done Andy. I wouldn't have the lower back for that.