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Culverts and cattle trough at Hare Hill

April 20, 2013 by Julian

SACV’s task last Sunday was to help the National Trust at Hare Hill with the ongoing culvert restoration at this site.  We also helped with work to renovate a cattle drinking trough which had been discovered when it was found that the culverts fed into it – before that it had lain hidden for over 40 years!

Work on the cattle drinking trough
Work on the cattle drinking trough
Work on the cattle drinking trough
Work on the cattle drinking trough
The cattle drinking trough
The cattle drinking trough
SACV and the National Trust at Hare Hill
SACV and the National Trust at Hare Hill

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Posted in Culverts | Tagged Hare Hill, National Trust | 1 Comment

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  1. on March 22, 2015 at 7:34 pm A cattle trough and rhododendrons at Hare Hill | SACV

    […] which we have helped to maintain in the past.  The culvert system feeds into a cattle trough, and a couple of years ago we lent a hand with its restoration (it had previously lain forgotten for several decades).  It has silted up again since then, so […]



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