Hello all,
The cattle passed their TB test with flying colours so were all released back onto site yesterday afternoon. 26 Have been returned to site and this number will likely increase as we enter the winter months to ensure the gorse and heather gets a good graze this winter.
As a result please may I ask that you start once more with your lookering duties and blogging as before?
You will also likely have noticed the works taking place on site clearing scrub over the past few weeks. A third set of contractors is due to arrive in a fortnight with big plant machinery so please respect taped off areas and no need to check cattle that have decided they want to stand next to an excavator as it works!
Many thanks
Elliott
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