Burngreave Environmental Day

Free cycle testing
Free cycle testing
Tool bank
Tool bank

Fun and Falconry!

Story & photos: Anne Grange

After last year’s torrential downpours, to everyone’s relief the Environment Day on Sunday 20th May took place in perfect May weather

Building a wall
Building a wall
Vulture in the park
Vulture in the park

Dry-stone walling, community forestry, recycling information, tools to borrow or hanging baskets to buy, free cycle testing, an inflatable football pitch and mobile climbing wall were all there to tempt you.

A falconry display – with a trained peregrine falcon and a vulture flying millimetres over their heads – drew a fascinated crowd of local children. “It’s really chilled out – a real community event,” commented one visitor relaxing on the steps of Abbeyfield Park House with a drink from Betty’s tea stall.

Hanging baskets
Hanging baskets

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