Next work party will be on Sunday 6th January 2019 - meet at visitor centre for 10.00 am start.
Work to include completing the clearance work months spillway (water flow permitting) along with vegetation management around the canal environs.
Lunch will be provided as long as I'm notified in advance.
Thanks
Mike 07974 395294
Friday, 28 December 2018
Thursday, 4 January 2018
Working Party: January 2018
Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th November 2018:
Our next working party will be on Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th January 2018, at Daisy Nook.
Why not come along and help to make a difference? Even if you have not been on a working party before, you will be made welcome! Big muscles are not essential as you can be given work to suit your capabilities!
Meet at Daisy Nook Car Park, Stannybrook Road, at 9.30 am. Strong footwear and waterproof clothing recommended. Lunch and hot drinks provided for a small charge.
Please phone our Working Party Organiser, Mike, on 0161 683 4470 if you need more information.
Our next working party will be on Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th January 2018, at Daisy Nook.
Why not come along and help to make a difference? Even if you have not been on a working party before, you will be made welcome! Big muscles are not essential as you can be given work to suit your capabilities!
Meet at Daisy Nook Car Park, Stannybrook Road, at 9.30 am. Strong footwear and waterproof clothing recommended. Lunch and hot drinks provided for a small charge.
Please phone our Working Party Organiser, Mike, on 0161 683 4470 if you need more information.
New - Canal Trail
We are pleased to announce the launch of our new Canal History Trail around Daisy Nook.
The online trail can be accessed on your phone as you walk around the Country Park, or you can follow it on your computer at home. You can read the text that accompanies the photos or you can listen to the text.
The trail can be found by going to bit.ly/daisynookcanaltrail.
We are planning to install QR codes at several points along the route and to create a trail leaflet to help publicise the trail.
The online trail can be accessed on your phone as you walk around the Country Park, or you can follow it on your computer at home. You can read the text that accompanies the photos or you can listen to the text.
The trail can be found by going to bit.ly/daisynookcanaltrail.
We are planning to install QR codes at several points along the route and to create a trail leaflet to help publicise the trail.
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