Blog by Eleanor, photos by Sally, Kevin and Eleanor There was a good attendance at this session on a very welcome warm, sunny day. As well as Green Gymmers, there were two Oxford Preservation Trust volunteers, Pasindu and Peter, who have worked with us at Boars Hill before. We were working in the woods, where our tasks were to cut back bramble in the glades and to cut back holly at the far end. The ground was extremely muddy after the wet Winter, particularly around the entrances to the woods, so another task was to lay small logs over the mud to make a dry surface. Sally set to work scything in the glade, Kevin, James, Graham, Pasindu and Peter went to cut logs and lay them at the entrance opposite Jarn Mound and the rest of us went to cut holly, negotiating another very muddy area. Sally pointed out some bluebells in the glade where she was scything, which we had not seen in previous seasons. This shows the value of making glades in the woods so the sunlight can get ...