October Visit

What bush ?

Is this bush phenomenon compulsory ? Do we all have to have one ? Do we need a license  - and from where ?

Our solicitor never told us about this sort of thing and we feel badly negected. Why weren't we told ?

It's too bad that Sean has had this headstart on us - his is always going to be better - and bigger! Planting soon !

Looking forward to seeing you all.

Regards,

Marilyn & Rik

Hi Marilyn & Rik,

Sadly it appears your solicitor has been remiss, he should have told you about the `bush clause` and you should also know that Sean has been appointed `Bush Miester` for CDP due to his exceptional trimming skills......I think he learnt his trade in the olden days in Cork and is very familliar, I believe with the Irish law on the subject:-

                Section 40 of the Wildlife Act 1976, incorporating section 46 of the Wildlife (Amendment) Act 2000

 I am afraid to say I am still a closet bush trimmer, with my own, personal bush tucked away, hidden from public view, this is due to my, frankly, woefully inadequate trimming ability, which I am hoping Sean will help to improve during our visit next month. I think he may well forego his golf on Saturday afternoon in order to run a workshop entitled `Bush Management for Beginners` 

See you soon...

Roger

Hi All

Bush trimming lessons will take place in Pepas on Friday 8th around 9.oopm - reasonable rates just keep the canas coming

S 

Hi Sean,

When we're out again should we bring out secateurs or scissors for this bush trimming lessons

and how will we get these items through customs.

Looking forward to meeting you all very soon

           RIK & MARILYN