Crispin came ostensibly to dig some trial holes into the land to test for clay for potential ponds. It turned into so much more.
First the surprise geology – the amount of chalk peppered throughout. Second the thin line between clay and sand, less than a meter between the two.
Then the joy of kinda’s children (and adults!), jumping down and scrambling in and out of the holes – some of them 2 meters down – was great play.
Jo made his reptile habitat, and hazel held a reptile!
The wood that was thrown away in London, was eventually put to use as a bridge across wood to land. We have joined the spaces.
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