Wednesday, 19 February 2014

We entered the environment competition  in 2013 and reached the final selection process again. After a visit by David Lawson the STRI assessor we were COMMENDED for our work  but missed out on the winning categories .
The stormy weather which has brought in more periods of rain and wind did cause some damage especially to our greenhouse with many of the panels being blown out and twisted.

We have continued working on the paths around the clubhouse  and 9th heron  and hawk greens by adding road planings and wacker plating them in to form an improved footpath surface.


While Sean and I discussed the new path area at the foot of the Verandah Craig Raymond one of our assistants suggested that we create a new flower bed in this area, agreeing this was a good idea we have put this in place and called it Raymond's triangle.



The prolonged wet weather has caused problems on a few greens with standing water which was unable to run off the greens, so we have installed gully pots on the edge of the5th and 9th heron greens  and drainage pipes to remove the surface water away 
  back of the 5th heron green
left side of the 9th green Heron

Installing pipe and stone


Finished work
                                            sometimes the sky is blue instead of grey
                            Finally some unusual fungi seen growing on dead wood around the course

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