Well it’s Tuesday and we have been rather quite of late, so here is an update So what is going on here at Threecopse woodland Products. Listen to Kester to find out more.
As broom squires we are rather a rare breed (a redlist species no less), today we were out cutting the last of the birch for next year. Again Kester explains what we have been doing so sound up to learn more
Another productive day here at Threecopsehq today. We finished working up the birch we cut yeaterdsay and got it stored away for a long sleep in a dark place.
Turn your sound on to find out more and here Kester explain the process a little more.
Well as the old saying goes the best laid plans, Kester didn’t make it to the woods today but he did get some time in the workshop.
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