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Thursday 13 January Another bright sunny day if a little cold and frosty, Alan and Rita decided they would go in to continue the work started on Tuesday. Alan continued cutting back brambles and nettles in the ‘new hedge’ and after working solidly for 2 ½ hours complete the full length of the hedge. The

As the sun came out in Taunton midday, Alan & Rita thought it would be good to get a couple of hours of fresh air and exercise by working in the cemetery. Met Astrid and Felix in the cemetery. Unfortunately the sun was not shining in Bridgwater, just another murky and dull day. It was

Just a quick catch up on going’s on in the cemetery. No working days have taken place due to Christmas and New Year Festivities, and then rain, rain and more rain! Chris has been in and transplanted some foxglove plants to the wild flower area. Astrid has been in and collected the wreaths and stored

Just Dave in today doing some cleaning up. He did a great job clearing weeds and ivy etc. from the M103 Davys, M102 Sadler and M87 Sheppard graves. Well done Dave

Alan, Rita, Astrid with Felix in the cemetery today, a sunny morning if a bit cold, but fine as they made sure that they were working the sun. Alan concentrated on the Prew 11-26 finishing off the cementing he started on Wednesday. Astrid and Rita decided to tidy two graves that had become overgrown with

A bright and sunny morning – if a little chilly! Dave, Chris, Alan and Rita in the cemetery today, Astrid popped in with Felix to see how they were getting on. A week ago while working in Plan 11 it was discovered that two fallen headstones, Richards 11-35 and Vickery 11-36a had been laid down

Bright sunny day only Alan and Rita working in the cemetery today, Astrid with Felix popped in to see how they were getting on. Alan had been in on Tuesday in Plan 11 to tidy a few graves around Rita’s family Perrett grave, uncovering a broken heart shaped small head stone belonging to the Woodridge/