Look what Doris did!

[doorkeeper]

http://imgur.com/a/6RY0e

Nobun was hurt but three pairs have had their runs wrecked and have had to move. Hopefully we can get them sorted quickly.

The feed shed roof is shredded too.

[Babsie]

How frightening. Where abouts in Worcestershire are you - I used to live and work in Worcester itself.

[Pets mum]

Glad everybun is ok, hope Doris has disappeared now !

[TheThreeB's]

Oh no, I'm glad they are all ok though x

[joey&boo]

glad the buns are safe and sound but what a pain in the bum for you

[Horace the Bold]

What a mess, still no one being hurt is what counts.
A bit of clearing up this weekend?

[doorkeeper]

We are in Redditch, the other side of the county from Worcester.

I am hoping we can get the top of the tree dealt with ourselves so the runs can be repaired but the trunk is too heavy and would be dangerous to mess about with, but luckily we are not using that section of the garden at the moment. Last year there were two groups of rabbits down there but I worried about them not being where I could easily keep an eye on them.

[Jack's-Jane]

Good grief Thank goodness you are all OK. Do you have enough help to get the felled tree and the damage sorted out ?

[doorkeeper]

The other two trustees, Jennifer and Caroline, are brilliant handy women and have dealt with several of these leylandii when they have fallen before so I am sure they can deal with the top bit, and they will get the fences mended and do the shed roof. And we have a volunteer who owns a chainsaw who might be able to do something about the larger section that missed the runs. So hopefully we have it covered. We even bought a new roll of wire recently so the fence repair will go ok as long as the posts are not damaged. That is the big question mark.

[Jack's-Jane]

The other two trustees, Jennifer and Caroline, are brilliant handy women and have dealt with several of these leylandii when they have fallen before so I am sure they can deal with the top bit, and they will get the fences mended and do the shed roof. And we have a volunteer who owns a chainsaw who might be able to do something about the larger section that missed the runs. So hopefully we have it covered. We even bought a new roll of wire recently so the fence repair will go ok as long as the posts are not damaged. That is the big question mark.

Glad to hear that you have some Volunteers able to help. It is quite terrifying to think about the damage adverse weather can do. I hope the fence posts have survived and that they wont need replacing too xx