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29th February 2008

 

Food Link Seedy Sundays

The NWS Food Link will be holding a seed exchange event at Durness Hall on Sunday 16th March, 12 till 2. Recently the concept of "Seedy Sundays" has emerged where seed swapping sessions can take place and this is the basis of our event at Durness. Our Seedy Sunday will involve traditional or home grown seeds. Everyone is invited to bring along all the excess seed that is at the bottom of their seed box to swap and give other people the chance to try a few seeds from different varieties without the need to purchase whole seed packets . Simply put your seeds in a labelled envelop and bring them along. If you don't have seeds to swap then come along anyway.
There will be cuttings for sale or swap, (certainly willows and poplars), a seed sowing demonstration, seed potatoes, onion sets, composts and plant pots for sale. As usual the Food Link will be doing its acclaimed Café, with tasty soups made from local vegetables, locally made bread, teas and coffees and home-baking. . Even though this isn't the Tattie Fest…Mr (Seed) Potato Head might make a guest appearance and the countryside ranger will be making bird seed cakes too.
Entry free


Cape Wrath Range

Cape Wrath range including Garvie Island will be active with various combinations of air bombardment, naval gunfire support and helicopter operations during the following dates: 01 march 2008, times 09:00 to 17:00 17 – 20 march 2008, times 09:00 to 17:00 29 march 2008, times 09:00 to 17:00 31 march 2008, times 09:00 to 17:00
When the range is active, red flags will be displayed and sentries positioned on the u70 road. All efforts will be made to keep the u70 road open. However due to the nature of some practices and in the interest of public safety, closure may be necessary. Access advice can be sought from the sentries, who will be in contact with the range officer conducting the firing, or by contacting the freephone number. However, whatever the nature of the practice, under no circumstances is any person to leave the road or proceed anywhere onto the land, particularly the land north of the road within the range area, when the red flags are flying. For further information on the opening and closing of the road and military activity telephone the range freephone number.0800 833300



 

 

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