Sunday, 25 December 2011
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Snuff Mills Action Group
Picture by Ian Llewellyn
Winning photo of 2010 photo competition
Photo: Robert Dockeray
Wickham Glen in 1994
Welcome to the Snuff Mills Group blog
Snuff Mills in the 1920s
Coming up in Snuff Mills
- More events coming in 2012 - watch this space
Videos about Snuff Mills. More films at youtube channel snuffmills
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Celebrating being awarded the People's Millions - November 2009
The weir from Grove Wood
Grove Wood campaign videos. More videos at youtube channel 'woodlandwatch'
Mutt Strut 2010
Snuff Mills garden in Spring
Grove Wood ferns
The Mill in early Summer
New benches paid for by People's Millions and local people
Wood anemones in Grove Wood
Snuff Mills Action Group event
BBC picture of Grove Wood protest July 2008
Ollie playing with stick in Wickham Glen 1994
Fireworks over the valley
Garden renovations
Snowy Snuff Mills 2009
Foxgloves in the garden
Kingfishers nest in the valley. You can often see them flying along the river and catching fish
Rare bats roost in Grove Wood
Otters live in the valley
Quarrying in the 1950s
Photo: John Dike
The great wall of Snuff Mills - built to stop landslides
We are campaigning to save Grove Wood on the other side of the valley from Snuff Mills
We think the Tawny owls are calling 'save Grove Wood' at night!
Hay making in Quarry Field
Kids have enjoyed fishing for tiddlers for generations. This picture is more than 70 years old
The weir from Grove Wood 2009
Snuff Mills from Grove Wood
The very rare dipper can be glimpsed sometimes
Two sailors enjoying Snuff Mills during the Second World War
Badgers live on both sides of the river
Halfpenny Bridge - water was once sold here for half a penny!
People dump the stangest things in the woods
One of many banners made to protest at plans to fell a line of trees next to Blackberry Hill
We've taken the campaign to save Grove Wood to the Council
Primroses in the Snuff Mills garden
We've been working on the garden
Fallow deer live in the valley, but you'll be lucky to see one
You can often hear woodpeckers in the valley
Water, rocks and trees
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1 comments:
I've been looking for the great tit in the red hat every day, but have yet to spot it. Could turn into a twitching phenomenon if it's seen again.
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