It's definitely the verge - there are orchids (according to my wife)
growing there. The other side ofnthe hedge is just an arable field.
The SSSI sign specifically refers to the verge as well.
Glenn.
On Tuesday, July 20, 2010, Ed Loach e...@loach.me.uk wrote:
Dave F wrote:
Are you sure it's
On 30/06/2010 16:01, Glenn Proctor wrote:
Hi
Near where I live there's a small stretch (about 100m) of the roadside
verge that has signs on it saying that it's a Site of Special
Scientific Interest.
Are you sure it's referring just to the verge not stretching further
away from the road
Dave F wrote:
Are you sure it's referring just to the verge not stretching
further
away from the road (into fields/woods ?)
Near here we have verges between pavement and adjacent landuse
(often fields) which are overgrown with signs at either end (with
arrows) and sometimes in the middle
Hi
Near where I live there's a small stretch (about 100m) of the roadside
verge that has signs on it saying that it's a Site of Special
Scientific Interest.
It's only on one side of the road, and is about 0.5m wide for most of
its length, widening to about 2m near one end. Looking in the Wiki
On 30/06/2010 16:01, Glenn Proctor wrote:
Hi
Near where I live there's a small stretch (about 100m) of the roadside
verge that has signs on it saying that it's a Site of Special
Scientific Interest.
It's only on one side of the road, and is about 0.5m wide for most of
its length, widening to
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