There have been a few alterations to the Berry Head site this week, in connection with the ongoing ‘On the Edge’ project.
The first of these is the path laying. Three new paths have been laid, one from the South Fort to the North Fort, the second from the car park to the North Fort and the third from the end of the road, past the light house to the end of the Headland. Although these paths are pink, they will weather down to the colour of the existing rock in a few months time.
The turf around the boundary of the car park has been scraped back, so railway sleepers can be put in place at a later date to prevent people driving onto the site.
The volunteers have hung a sign on the gate to the site entrance that acknowledges the sponsors and partners of the project.
The first of these is the path laying. Three new paths have been laid, one from the South Fort to the North Fort, the second from the car park to the North Fort and the third from the end of the road, past the light house to the end of the Headland. Although these paths are pink, they will weather down to the colour of the existing rock in a few months time.
The turf around the boundary of the car park has been scraped back, so railway sleepers can be put in place at a later date to prevent people driving onto the site.
The volunteers have hung a sign on the gate to the site entrance that acknowledges the sponsors and partners of the project.
