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BRB Education & Training (Youth) 25 Jan

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Getting there Looking well 3 paths to do

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Research: Thames Water partners with local councils to improve surface
D&J 25 Jan

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Thames Water partnered up with five councils to reduce flooding risks within the Thames Area

Sustainable solutions for drainage have been looked at for example: rain gardens and green spaces to temporarily store rain water from a time when rainwater might have been heavy, mimicking the way nature absorbs rain from the ground or slowing its journey to drains.

This improves the local environment, reduces air pollution and helps biodiversity as well as reducing flood risks within the area. Through partnerships (made with many other councils), Thames Water and the councils will look to install these solutions on council land.

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The Hague Family 25 Jan

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We learnt about John Muir by reading the graphic novel and watching a BBC programme about him. We walked to our ‘Wood’ and took some photos, filled some bird feeders and put them on the trees ready for the ‘Big Garden Birdwatch’ this weekend.

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Malt Kiln History
Ian Fairey 26 Jan

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Grade II Entry No 1073047 53° 41′ 10.5″ N, 2° 43′ 47.03″ W (leyland historical society https://www.leylandhistoricalsociety.co.uk/listed-leyland--04.html) 17th century or earlier (probable) A cruck-framed house with brick cladding and a thatched roof. It has two storeys and two-bays, and has casement windows. Inside the house are two full cruck trusses, and timber-framed walls with wattle and daub infill.

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me standing on ice
DA 27 Jan

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me standing on ice and watching it crack

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closeup of cracked ice
DA 27 Jan

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tree in the sunlight
DA 27 Jan

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Winter walk, South Kessock
Rebeccatidey 27 Jan

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A wintry walk along the Beauly Firth to the Caledonian Canal where we saw swans

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