Please join us for a work party in memory of Lyle
Saturday Oct 26th 10am until its done!
As many readers will know, Lyle Schnadt spent 10 years
building The Hall with enthusiastic and loving groups of
volunteers. In the same spirit of fun, learning, and
camaraderie that Lyle brought to his work his family and the
Findhorn Hinterland Group invite everyone who feels inspired
to join us for an all-day work party. Our aim is to clear gorse
that has overgrown the dell where Lyle is buried. His grave
overlooks precious lichens as well as heathers and young trees that will one day
shade the dell, discourage gorse and so reduce the high fire risk that could devastate
this young wood and whole character of the dell. But since Lyle died in 2002 the gorse
has grown faster than the trees and now needs a full cutting back. Because of the
dell’s slope and delicate lichens, this must be done by hand. It’s a big job. But it has
already been started, and we hope many hands can make it easy to finish off.
Please join us to care for this precious dell where Lyle rests. If you can only come for a
few hours or half a day, that’s good too – just come! All are very welcome. Please email
Anna at [email protected] if you can come, so we can make enough tea!
Thank you! Anna & Elizabeth Marriott and Jonathan Caddy
– Lyle Schnadt Memorial Work Party – 26th October 10am –
Please join us for a work party in memory of Lyle
Saturday Oct 26th 10am until its done!
As many readers will know, Lyle Schnadt spent 10 years
building The Hall with enthusiastic and loving groups of
volunteers. In the same spirit of fun, learning, and
camaraderie that Lyle brought to his work his family and the
Findhorn Hinterland Group invite everyone who feels inspired
to join us for an all-day work party. Our aim is to clear gorse
that has overgrown the dell where Lyle is buried. His grave
overlooks precious lichens as well as heathers and young trees that will one day
shade the dell, discourage gorse and so reduce the high fire risk that could devastate
this young wood and whole character of the dell. But since Lyle died in 2002 the gorse
has grown faster than the trees and now needs a full cutting back. Because of the
dell’s slope and delicate lichens, this must be done by hand. It’s a big job. But it has
already been started, and we hope many hands can make it easy to finish off.
Please join us to care for this precious dell where Lyle rests. If you can only come for a
few hours or half a day, that’s good too – just come! All are very welcome. Please email
Anna at [email protected] if you can come, so we can make enough tea!
Thank you! Anna & Elizabeth Marriott and Jonathan Caddy