One herd found in the pits nearest to Beaconhill Rd, the other lot in the gorse behind the lookout point.
Got numbers. If anyone else by some miracle finds anymore, please do try to get some tags for me 👍 I would be most grateful. Fence breeches took quite a bit of my time today. Have to come back tomorrow after Longmoor
2 x licks given out.
All 4 strands of barb were cut leaving a free pass directly onto the A325 (Farnborough Rd) behind the old Pavillions. Nice. The next was also leading to same rd but farther down towards Lorrel (now protected by new fence) and pedestrian gate. Some serious work has been done to reduce a trees limbs and canopy nr the rd there!
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