WEST HILL Blog. No 105 Its all happening at West Hill

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I could go on about the weather, but its getting tedious with more rain, strong winds & grey skies, so I'm going to leave it at that and try to be positive about other exciting developments at 
West Hill!

The WESC Foundation is very grateful to our landlord, Otter Nurseries who have organised the tarmacking of the paths ...
We are so pleased this is happening as it will;
 a) make the paths easier for wheelchairs to be pushed & 
b) make the paths weed free
 
The Jungle Garden being rolled
Working in the heavy rain 
 Lots of activity in the carpark
 Its all looking a bit mucky ...

But looks amazing in the end 
Path to the Woodland Corridor
 Path to the Glasshouse
 Sensory Garden 
View towards the Jungle Garden





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